Foreign Minister Zarif has reported to the EU, demanding that the apparatus be operated on the grounds that Britain, France and Germany are not on their side in the deal
The European Union received a letter from Iran requesting to activate the dispute resolution clause in the nuclear agreement, the Washington Post reported on Saturday. According to the publication, the Islamic Republic claims that Britain, Germany and France do not hold their side in the deal.
Netanyahu: "Iran systematically violates its commitments" // Photo: GPO
The letter, transmitted by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Jawad Zarif to Union Foreign Minister Joseph Borel, states that "Iran requires amending the clause on the dispute resolution mechanism", which states that from the moment of its operation there is a period of one month to resolve any dispute between the parties in the deal Claiming that one of the parties violates its part of the agreement.
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Last week, Zurich tweeted in his Twitter account that "the three countries should publicly apologize for their failure to fulfill their obligations under the Iran nuclear program's power agreement, just because they are unable to deal with American bullying."
E3 must stop public face-saving & muster the courage to state publicly what they admit privately: their failure to fulfill even their own JCPOA duties due to total impotence in resisting US bullying
Behind facade, E3 are accessories to Trump & Netanyahu— & in no position to counsel Iran pic.twitter.com/sdoOBJECeS
- Javad Zarif (@JZarif) June 19, 2020
Zarif's letter to Borell came only a day after the mysterious breach that broke out at the Nanzhane nuclear facility, which Iran officials have identified as an "Israeli cyber attack" despite no official response from Tehran. Civil Defense chief Velrama Jalliali said the state would "retaliate against any state that carries out cyber attacks on its nuclear sites."
Recall this is not the first time the dispute has been implemented since the agreement was signed in 2015. In January this year, Britain, France and Germany implemented the clause with the aim of forcing Iran to negotiate deal breaches on the grounds that Tehran failed to meet its obligations and continues to enrich uranium in bulk.