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Teheran’s decision to end its nuclear moratorium worries Russia
Teheran’s decision to end its nuclear moratorium worries Russia, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in a live interview on the Echo of Moscow radio station on Thursday. “It is alarming that the Iranian side has backtracked on its pledges,” Lavrov said. “In the meantime in world politics continuity is an extremely element of trust towards this or that country.” The Russian foreign minister expressed particular concern “Iran has quit the nuclear moratorium at a time when there are no answers to a number of fundamental questions from the International Atomic Energy Agency.”
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