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[Regnum] The missiles "hit the negotiating table" on Iran's nuclear program, and it was hard not to see where exactly they came from. This was stated on June 22 by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.
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"Missiles hit the negotiating table today. It was hard not to notice where they came from. Why is it that this time all the statements are smoothed over and impersonal?" the diplomat wrote on her Telegram channel.
In this way, the representative of the diplomatic department commented on the call by the head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, to return to the negotiating table to discuss Iran’s nuclear program and to again allow the agency’s inspectors to Iranian nuclear facilities.
Earlier on June 22, the head of the IAEA said that he could not assess the damage caused to the nuclear facility in Iran's Fordow, but admitted that it could be insignificant. Grossi also announced that he would speak at an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on the situation in Iran.
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The US and the EU need a large-scale restructuring, Western politicians need to gather strength and admit to the huge number of mistakes they have made, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova on June 22.
She commented on NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's statements that the West should increase military spending to avoid having to learn Russian. Western politicians are trying to find an explanation for their citizens' economic problems, Zakharova noted.
"As for America, [US President Donald ] Trump said that the country needs some kind of large-scale reboot or even restructuring, it would be good to remember this word. Western Europeans, the British cannot say that, they are oriented, the current regimes, including liberal dictatorship, they are fed and nourished from there," Zakharova said in a conversation with TASS.
Western politicians are clinging to mythical threats from Russia and China because they cannot find the strength to admit their mistakes, the Foreign Ministry official added.
As reported by the Regnum news agency, Rutte had previously announced the alliance's intention to prepare for a conflict with Russia within three to five years. According to him, the Russian economy has allegedly switched completely to a military regime, so European countries need to speed up the militarization of their economies.
President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly denied allegations that Russia allegedly has plans to attack Europe. He called such accusations nonsense. According to the head of state, by whipping up this hysteria, Western countries are trying to justify increased military spending and the arms race.
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