Iran has declared its readiness to ensure the stable operation of nuclear facilities

Tehran has taken measures in advance to prepare for the restoration of nuclear facilities and is ready to ensure their uninterrupted operation. Mohammad Eslami told the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) on June 24.

"The preparations for the restoration were carried out in advance, and our plan is to avoid any disruptions in the production and maintenance process (of the nuclear program. — Ed.)," he is quoted as saying on the Telegram channel of the Iranian state television and radio company IRIB.

He noted that the Islamic Republic is currently assessing the damage caused to Iran's nuclear facilities.

"We have removed the most acute, glaring problems in the bilateral dossier with the United States"

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov — on the agenda of the dialogue between Moscow and Washington, the escalation in the Middle East and the extension of START-3

On June 23, US President Donald Trump announced that Israel and Iran had agreed to a full cease-fire. He also suggested calling this conflict a "12-day war" after the end.

Later, US Vice President Jay Dee Vance said that the United States had destroyed Iran's nuclear program and hoped that Tehran would not rebuild it, which would be a chance to resolve the conflict in the Middle East.