Rewritten Title:
“Iran Condemns IAEA’s Biased Conduct, Calls for Impartial Oversight”
Iran’s Formal Protest Against IAEA’s Politicized Actions
Tehran, Iran – In a strongly worded critique addressed to IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, senior international affairs expert Hassan Safarkhani has condemned the agency’s alleged deviation from its technical and legal mandate, accusing it of becoming a political tool for Western powers.
The protest, published by Iranian Diplomacy, highlights Iran’s grievances over what it describes as the IAEA’s “unfair, unlawful, and inhumane” practices under Grossi’s leadership. Safarkhani’s letter asserts that the agency has abandoned neutrality, instead aligning with the interests of the U.S., the Zionist regime, and certain European states.
Key Allegations Against the IAEA
Breach of Neutrality and Independence
The IAEA’s foundational mandate requires impartial oversight of nuclear activities. However, recent reports on Iran’s nuclear program have been labeled as “biased, unsubstantiated, and politically motivated,” exacerbating regional tensions and justifying hostile actions against Iran.Unlawful Collaboration with Adversarial States
The letter accuses the IAEA of coordinating with the U.S. and the Zionist regime to propagate baseless claims against Iran, despite Tehran’s full compliance with NPT regulations and the JCPOA. These reports, it argues, have been weaponized to justify illegal sanctions and military threats.Dangerous Consequences of Provocative Reporting
Safarkhani alleges that the IAEA’s “inflammatory and unverified” assessments have emboldened attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, resulting in civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. The letter demands accountability for these repercussions.Failure to Condemn Aggression
The IAEA’s silence on attacks against Iran’s nuclear sites—allegedly carried out by the U.S. and the Zionist regime—is cited as further evidence of its compromised neutrality.
Iran’s Demands
The protest outlines urgent legal and procedural demands, including:
- An immediate halt to the IAEA’s cooperation with hostile governments.
- Evidence-based, apolitical reporting aligned with technical facts.
- Accountability for the security risks posed by biased IAEA actions.
- Strict adherence to international law, including the NPT.
Final Warning
The letter concludes with a firm warning: Should the IAEA continue its current trajectory, Iran reserves the right to pursue all available legal avenues to counter these perceived injustices.
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