The ministry emphasized that any future cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency remains strictly bound by existing procedures. According to Baghaei, these interactions are contingent upon the formal approval of Iran’s parliament and the strategic directives issued by the Supreme National Security Council. This stance reinforces Tehran’s current position of maintaining its nuclear trajectory without expanding its commitments to international monitors.
Iran Denies New Nuclear Commitments After Swiss Talks
Tehran refrained from discussing its nuclear program or accepting additional obligations during Sunday’s diplomatic engagement with the United States in Switzerland. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei addressed the reports on Monday, clarifying that the discussions did not signal a departure from established state protocols regarding the country's atomic activities.
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