EU official asks Iran to comply with nuclear agreement September 26, 7:51
While Iran is stepping up the enrichment of uranium as a countermeasure against the United States, a ministerial meeting is held by the countries involved in the nuclear agreement, and EU-European officials acknowledge that it is difficult to maintain the agreement. Asked Iran to comply with the agreement.
The ministerial meeting was held on the 25th with the participation of major countries in Europe such as Iran and France, as well as China and Russia.
After the meeting, EU High Representative Mogherini read a statement to the reporters, stating that they have confirmed their commitment to continue every effort to maintain the nuclear agreement, and that each country will work together to maintain the agreement. I have confirmed.
On top of that, he said, “Maintaining the agreement is becoming more difficult” and is concerned about Iran's stepping up uranium enrichment step by step as a countermeasure against the United States and taking a new step in November. And urged Iran to comply with the agreement.
On the other hand, the Iranian side has not made any concrete announcement about the meeting, but Iran has complained to Europe that it has not yet shown any support measures to protect its economy from American sanctions, and the nuclear agreement It is difficult to maintain the situation.
British Foreign Minister “Iran is forced to choose”
British Foreign Minister Raab issued a statement about the situation surrounding Iran in the British Parliament on the 25th. Among them, “Iran's violation of international law is a serious one that weakens the rules of international law” and in particular, regarding attacks on oil-related facilities in Saudi Arabia, I am convinced and there is clear evidence. I reaffirmed that Iran should never have nuclear weapons. "
On the other hand, he urged Iran to make the right choice, saying, “There is still the possibility to work with Iran and rebuild the relationship of trust with the international community.