Iran warned Thursday it will review relations with the U.N. nuclear regulator, a day after the U.N. Security Council agreed a fourth round of sanctions against Tehran over its disputed nuclear program. Iran's president dismiss the sanction as "annoying flies" and as useless as "used tissues."
Alaeddin Boroujerdi, the head of the Iranian parliament's powerful National Security and Foreign Policy commission, describe the sanctions as "political, illegal and illogical" and said lawmaker would quickly "begin a review of Iran's relations" with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
He did not say what options would be discuss. But one possibility is Iran could limit IAEA inspectors' access to nuclear facilities making the country's nuclear program even more opaque.In Vienna, IAEA presenter Gill Tudor said the agency had no comment.Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said imposing new sanctions "is not productive, and will destroy the ground for solving the current crisis" with the West.
Alaeddin Boroujerdi, the head of the Iranian parliament's powerful National Security and Foreign Policy commission, describe the sanctions as "political, illegal and illogical" and said lawmaker would quickly "begin a review of Iran's relations" with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
He did not say what options would be discuss. But one possibility is Iran could limit IAEA inspectors' access to nuclear facilities making the country's nuclear program even more opaque.In Vienna, IAEA presenter Gill Tudor said the agency had no comment.Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said imposing new sanctions "is not productive, and will destroy the ground for solving the current crisis" with the West.
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