Iran: “Today We Will Correct Our Perspective on Nuclear Talks with Europe” July 25, 2025 Istanbul, Turkey

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📰 Iran: “Today We Will Correct Our Perspective on Nuclear Talks with Europe”
🗓️ July 25, 2025
📍 Istanbul, Turkey

📄Esmail Baay, spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, spoke regarding the upcoming nuclear negotiations between Iran and three European countries scheduled for July 25. He described the talks as “a valuable opportunity to correct their perspective on Iran’s nuclear issues.”

In an interview with Iran’s government news agency IRNA and Inter news agency, Baay said, “The three countries should use this opportunity to compensate for their unconstructive approach, which has damaged Europe’s credibility and stance in the negotiations, making Europe a peripheral actor.”

Iran will resume nuclear talks with the European trio—comprising the United Kingdom, France, and Germany—all signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in Istanbul, Turkey, on the specified date.

The nuclear talks had been suspended on June 13, two days before the sixth round of US-Iran negotiations, following a sudden Israeli airstrike on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility.

Spokesperson Baay repeatedly emphasized that the E3 and the European Union recently warned of invoking the ‘snapback’ mechanism to restore United Nations sanctions if progress in nuclear negotiations with Iran stalls. He stated, “The E3 have neither the right nor the qualification to use such a mechanism.”

The snapback mechanism allows for the rapid reinstatement of UN sanctions if Iran fails to halt and limit its nuclear program as stipulated in the 2015 nuclear deal.

Meanwhile, Baay mentioned that the Deputy Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is planning to visit Tehran in the coming weeks to discuss a new cooperation agreement between the two parties.

Following the US bombing of Iran’s nuclear facility, Iran temporarily suspended cooperation with the IAEA, prompting the agency’s inspection team to leave the country.

The upcoming negotiations and potential renewed cooperation with the IAEA may influence the trajectory of Iran’s nuclear program and regional stability.

Close monitoring of the talks and international responses will be critical for the ongoing diplomatic process.

🔗 Reported from Istanbul – World News Diplomatic Desk

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