Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator has announced that according to Security Council Resolution 2231, Iran is no longer the subject of any restrictions related to the transfer of ballistic missiles within the framework of the United Nations Security Council.
Ali Bagheri, the deputy foreign minister for political affairs, wrote on Wednesday on X social media platform, SIA reports.
Bagheri wrote on October 18, the day Iran’s landmark nuclear deal with the West, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), was adopted in 2015 after years of negotiations.
“In accordance with the Security Council Resolution 2231, as of October 18 all restrictions that were unfairly imposed on ballistic missiles activities and the transfers to/from the Islamic Republic of Iran will end, and Iran will no longer be subject to any restrictions within the framework of the Security Council,” the post reads.
Iran has stressed on different occasions that its missile and space programs fall outside the purview of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2231 and its annexes.
The Iranian top negotiator also wrote in another post, “All restrictive measures and sanctions imposed against Iran at the national or regional level based on Resolution 2231 should be lifted. Keeping such restrictions or imposing new sanctions in this framework is a clear violation of the text and spirit of the Resolution 2231.”
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