TEHRAN, Nov 22: Iran has dismissed the latest resolution adopted by the United Nations on its nuclear program, describing the move as politically motivated and lacking legitimacy. Officials in Tehran stated that the resolution fails to acknowledge Iran’s compliance with international obligations and instead reflects pressure from certain member states.
The Iranian government warned that continued attempts to impose restrictions could trigger countermeasures. Authorities signaled that Tehran may reconsider its cooperation with international monitoring mechanisms if the resolution is pursued further.
Iranian representatives emphasized that the country’s nuclear activities remain peaceful and within the framework of international law. They argued that the resolution undermines constructive dialogue and risks escalating tensions at a time when regional stability is already fragile.
Diplomatic observers noted that Tehran’s rejection of the resolution could complicate ongoing efforts to revive negotiations on nuclear commitments. The possibility of retaliatory steps adds uncertainty to the future of talks between Iran and global powers.
Iran reiterated its stance that any resolution of the nuclear issue must be based on fairness, respect for sovereignty, and recognition of its right to peaceful nuclear technology. Officials stressed that unilateral measures or coercive tactics will not lead to sustainable outcomes.
