‘Iran cannot have nuclear weapons’, Iran hits back at the statement of G7 countries, uranium enrichment will not stop

The countries included in the G-7 have demanded to restart the talks for the nuclear deal with Iran. All the 7 countries have again reiterated their statement that Iran can never have nuclear weapons and Iran should stop uranium enrichment. Israel has full right to defend itself and they support its intention. They also support the ceasefire between Iran and Israel, but also urge all countries to avoid war-like action, but Iran also retaliated on this statement of the G7 countries.

Iran will make uranium enrichment a right
Iran has clearly said that it will not stop uranium enrichment. Under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), Iran will make it its right. A right that cannot be taken away under any circumstances and cannot be handed over to anyone. Iran’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Amir Saeed Iravani, has confirmed that Iran will continue to enrich uranium despite external pressure. The Iranian ambassador also said that Iran is ready to negotiate on the nuclear program, but there will be no unconditional talks. This is not the right time and situation for talks, the request has not come either.

An important meeting of all 7 countries was held on 25 June
The G7 countries issued a joint statement yesterday, in which the foreign ministers of all 7 countries urged Iran to start negotiations again for the nuclear deal. A meeting of the foreign ministers of G-7 countries Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom and the United States was held in The Hague on 25 June. The tension in the Middle East was discussed in the meeting. After this, a joint statement was issued on Monday, 30 June. It said that Iran should find a permanent and reliable solution to its nuclear program. For this, Iran is urged to work together with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Efforts should be made to ensure that the war-like situation in Israel does not arise again.