Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, emphasized during a meeting with the National Security Advisor of Iraq in Tehran that following the activation of the trigger mechanism, the Cairo agreement has become null and void from Iran's perspective. He stated that if the IAEA has any proposals for cooperation, it should submit them for consideration by the National Security Council.
Ali Larijani: We Will Consider Any Proposal from the IAEA
Ali Larijani met with Iraq's National Security Advisor and stated that the Cairo agreement is no longer valid for Iran after the activation of the trigger mechanism. He also mentioned that any proposals from the IAEA would be reviewed by Iran's National Security Council.
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📰 What Happened
Ali Larijani stated that the Cairo agreement is void from Iran's perspective after the trigger mechanism was activated. He also mentioned that Iran would consider any cooperation proposals from the IAEA.
- The Cairo agreement is considered null by Iran.
- Iran is open to reviewing proposals from the IAEA.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The trigger mechanism refers to a process that can lead to the re-imposition of sanctions if Iran is found to be non-compliant with nuclear agreements.
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