Iran said that some of its internal monitoring equipment will be closed

Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, July 25 (Reporter Gao Wencheng) Iranian Atomic Energy Organizing Isrami said on the 25th that before restoring the comprehensive agreement of the Iranian nuclear issue, some monitoring equipment running in the Iranian nuclear facilities will remain maintained Disabled.

In an interview with Iranian media on the same day, Isrami said that after the Iranian nuclear agreement was reached, Iran allowed international atomic energy agencies to install monitoring equipment in Iran's nuclear facilities. This part of the camera was not within the guarantee agreement signed by Iran and international atomic energy agencies.

In June, the International Atomic Energy Agency Council passed a draft resolution drafted by the United States and other countries, accusing Iran's lack of cooperation with international atomic energy agencies. Iran takes response measures, including the installation of advanced centrifugal machines and partial monitoring equipment operating in Iran's nuclear facilities. According to Iranian media reports, after that, more than 80%of Iranian monitoring equipment is still operating within the framework of Iran.

Grace, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, recently said that Iran's nuclear plan is "rapidly developing", and the international atomic energy agency has a very limited understanding of this. The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Kanani responded at a routine press conference on the 25th that Gronci stated that he was "not constructive" and suggested that he "abide by the principle of neutrality and fairness."

Relevant parties of the Iranian nuclear agreement began to negotiate in Vienna, the capital of Austria in April 2021 to discuss the recovery of the United States and Iraq, and the United States involved the negotiations indirectly. The eighth round was launched on December 27, 2021 in Vienna. On March 11 this year, Berry, a senior representative of the EU diplomacy and security policy, announced that the negotiations were suspended due to "external factors". From June 28th to 29th, under the coordination of the European Union, Iran and the United States held indirect negotiations in Doha in the capital of Qatar, without obvious progress.

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