The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), reported that the United Nations nuclear watchdog said on Sunday that Tehran has refused to abide by the conditions of a deal reached two weeks ago that allowed inspectors to continue monitoring nuclear sites. The Iranian dictatorship has once again deceived the world community.

Iran’s decision not to allow the agency access to the TESA Karaj

“The (IAEA) Director General (Rafael Grossi) stresses that Iran’s decision not to allow the agency access to the TESA Karaj centrifuge component manufacturing workshop is contrary to the agreed terms of the joint statement issued on 12 September,” the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement on Sunday.

Grossi negotiated an arrangement with Tehran on the day of an IAEA Board of Governors meeting, allowing IAEA inspectors to maintain monitoring equipment. This joint declaration was issued at a time when several Western countries were considering taking the most extreme steps possible in response to Tehran’s aggressive activities.

 

 

The negotiations to purchase time for nuclear improvements

In a 2019 television appearance, Ali Bagheri Kani, the regime’s current deputy foreign minister, and possible nuclear negotiator revealed how the government utilized the negotiations to purchase time for nuclear improvements and then used them as leverage to progress its nuclear extortion.

“During those years, a good portion of time, we wanted to disrupt our adversaries’ assessment. To make this happen, we needed more time. We had to show our capabilities in practice so they could see them.

 

 

The 20% enrichment couldn’t be done overnight

The 20% enrichment couldn’t be done overnight. It required some work. Fordow and Arak [nuclear sites] needed some work. So this required some time to achieve. Therefore, we bought some time. But when they were ready to negotiate a deal, the negotiation process expedited,” he said.

The regime’s “momentum” was established, Kani says because Western countries “saw our capabilities.”

The world powers concluded an agreement with the regime known formally as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Actions (JCPOA) in 2015. The world powers made numerous concessions to the regime in signing the JCPOA, claiming that the pact limited the regime’s capacity to expand its nuclear program or create a nuclear weapon, as well as its nuclear “breakout.”

 

 

Tehran began quickly breaking its JCPOA restrictions

In 2018, Tehran began quickly breaking its JCPOA restrictions. The regime was able to enrich uranium to levels higher than 20% in less than two years. The regime declared in August 2021 that it would begin enriching uranium to a purity of 60%.

The IAEA reported on the regime’s progress in creating uranium metal, which is only used to produce nuclear bombs, in August.

In 2020, Ali Akbar Salehi, the regime’s former head of the Atomic Energy Organization, admitted to the regime’s dishonesty during the discussions.  “They thought that they won the negotiation. But we had a countermeasure, and while we proceeded with the case, they didn’t achieve what they planned for, and we did not become trapped in the enrichment deadlock,” he explained.

 

 

The regime has never given up the project to acquire an atomic bomb

“The policies and actions of the mullahs’ regime, five years after the nuclear deal with the P5 + 1 countries, leave no doubt that this regime has never given up the project to acquire an atomic bomb and continues the deception and concealment,” said Iranian opposition leader Mrs. Maryam Rajavi in 2020.

“The regime uses all the facilities and concessions that the nuclear deal has given to pursue terrorism, foreign warfare, and domestic repression.”

 

 

The goal of limiting Tehran’s nuclear program was not achieved

As a result, the western countries’ goal of limiting Tehran’s nuclear program was not achieved. Despite repeated warnings and revelations from the Iranian Resistance, as well as numerous requests to action from prominent Western parliamentarians, the regime has been able to deceive the international community on numerous occasions.

The mullahs’ rule faces an existential threat if they fail to develop a nuclear weapon. Obtaining a nuclear weapon by the government would pose a severe threat to global peace and security. If the regime succeeds in obtaining nuclear weapons, western nations should be held responsible for their incompetence and naiveté.

 

 

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