A senior Iranian parliamentarian said on Saturday that uranium enrichment is a “fixed principle” in the Islamic Republic’s nuclear policy and any future agreement must preserve this capability.
Alaeddin Boroujerdi, a member of the Iranian parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, told state media that Iran would only accept a nuclear deal if it includes the full preservation of its indigenous enrichment capacity.
“Any negotiation on lifting sanctions or a nuclear agreement is only possible with the preservation of our enrichment capabilities,” Boroujerdi said. “Without that, there will be no agreement. This is a constant principle in our nuclear policy.”
