Ryabkov: Moscow rejects the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities “strongly”

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov says Moscow strongly denies the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, according to the Mehr News Agency.

In a part of the interview with the Dice, Ryabkov emphasized: “We strongly reject any military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities.” Such a move will have irreversible unavoidable consequences, including human and radiation implications.

The Russian diplomat emphasized: “It is necessary to do whatever it can to prevent tension that does not help to approach the end.”

He added: Russia is witnessing a more serious focus on Washington to reach an agreement with Tehran on the basis of acceptable conditions for both parties; An agreement that enables the avoidance of crisis.

Ryabkov added: “The parties are still moving on the path of negotiations.” Despite significant problems and concerns, the statements of Tehran and Washington come to terms that achieving the desired outcome is still likely.

The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister emphasized that Moscow is working on the path to finding a solution between Tehran and Washington on the nuclear issue of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stressing: “We continue our efforts with the aim of helping dynamic search for the necessary negotiations.”