Iranian lawmaker warns of nuclear policy shift in response to IAEA resolution
Tehran may revise its nuclear policies if Western pressure increases following the latest censure by the IAEA Board of Governors, Ali Khezrian, a member of Iran’s parliamentary national security committee, said Thursday.
“In response to this political misuse of the Board, Iran’s reciprocal actions have already been set in motion,” Khezrian said.
He also confirmed the planned launch of a new uranium enrichment facility as part of Iran’s countermeasures.
“Western countries will receive a clear message: the more political pressure mounts, the more forcefully Iran will continue its reciprocal steps,” he added.
