Foreign Minister acknowledges serious damage to the site

Iran’s Foreign Minister acknowledged that “excessive and serious” damage was caused to the country’s nuclear monuments in the recent US and Israel blast.

Abbas Arakhchi told the state TV presenter on Thursday evening that the assessment of the damage was carried out by Iran’s nuclear power organization.

But, only hours earlier, Iran’s High leader Ayatollah said that strikes did not violate the country’s nuclear program. Homena responded to US President Donald Trump’s assertion that three nuclear places were completely destroyed.

Homena said the US attacks could not “achieve anything significant”.

The supreme leader, who was hiding after the war with Israel on June 13, insisted that Trump “exaggerated” the impact of bombs and announced victory over the US and Israel.

But Arahchi’s remarks give a different impression.

The Foreign Minister also said it was not planned to restore nuclear negotiations with the US. Iran canceled the planned sixth round of negotiations when Israel started attacks.

“I would like to say clearly that the new negotiations did not accept agreement, agreement and conversation,” he said.

He added that the government is studying what was in the “interests of the Iranian people”, saying that his approach to diplomacy would take a “new form”.

He did not explain what he meant.

In an attempt to return Iran to the negotiating table, Trump administration discussed the possibility of helping Iran to access $ 30 billion to create a civic energy program, mitigating sanctions and releasing billions of dollars in limited Iranian funds, CNN reports.

But developments in Iran can interfere with this step.

On Wednesday, the Iranian Parliament approved a bill to stop cooperation with the global nuclear watchman, the International Nuclear Energy Agency (IAEA). If it is implemented, it will mean that Iran is no longer seeking to allow nuclear inspectors to its place.

Israel said the next against Iran is needed to disrupt what the Iranian plans for nuclear weapons are.

Iran has always insisted that its nuclear program are intended only for civil purposes.

The United States began to participate directly in the conflict over the weekend, which joined Ford, Natants and Isfahan, before Trump sought to rapidly heal the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset said the US intelligence and Israel noted that the strikes “had significantly damaged the nuclear program by postponing it for years.”

Leaking Pentagon’s pre -evaluation He reduced the importance of damage and said that only a few months had returned Iran’s nuclear program. The leak was rejected by the administration.

Iran’s Ministry of Health said Iran’s air strikes have died within 12 days and the Israeli authorities said 28 were killed in Israel.