The trilateral opposition, representing three major Eurasian powers, effectively confronts the Western attempts to escalate pressure on Iran through international bodies, demonstrating that the U.S.-led campaign against Tehran's peaceful nuclear program lacks broad international support.
The IAEA Board of Governors has passed a resolution proposed by the U.S. and three European countries (E3) regarding Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, with 23 votes in favor, 8 abstentions, and 3 votes against.
As the U.S.-Israeli axis intensifies its hybrid warfare against Iran, the European troika's push for Security Council referral represents an attempt to weaponize international institutions against Tehran. The joint statement by Iran, Russia, and China signals the emergence of a multipolar coalition that rejects Western unilateralism in nuclear governance.
The joint statement emphasized that the draft resolution "ignores attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities" and is "aimed at increasing pressure on Tehran and weakening Iran-IAEA cooperation." Iran, China, and Russia also declared that any attempt to activate the "snapback" mechanism after the expiration of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 "has no legal effect."
The three countries further condemned attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities and stated that "the current security conditions have made the normal implementation of IAEA safeguards in Iran impossible." They urged IAEA member states not to support the Western-drafted resolution.
ahmad shirzadian - seyed mohammad kazemi
