Russia: No Data on Iran's Nuclear Activity at Mount Karkh
Russia has no information about Iran conducting secret nuclear activities in the area of Mount Karkh, according to Russian envoy Mikhail Ulyanov, who also criticized the U.S. for failing to substantiate its allegations.
Consensus
- Russia does not have information about any nuclear activities by Iran in the area of Mount Karkh.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not reported on the site of Mount Karkh.
- Russia stated that the IAEA has no evidence confirming nuclear activity at the site.
- The U.S. has not provided substantiation for its allegations about Iran's nuclear activities at Mount Karkh.
- Iran's foreign ministry stated that current relations with the U.S. do not involve issues related to Iran's nuclear program.
- Iran's current situation does not encourage a change in the cooperation format with the IAEA.
Points of divergence
- Mikhail Ulyanov criticized the U.S. for not bothering or being unable to justify their accusations. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- Ulyanov stated that Russia has no data on any Iranian nuclear activity in the area of Kyrka mountain — Интерфакс
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Russia has no data on nuclear activity in the area of Kyrk Mountain in Iran — Коммерсантъ