really !? personal attack !?
Saa'ad Abad Announcement was expressed in
http://www.iranreview.org/content/D...ear-Agreement-between-Iran-and-P5-1-Group.htm
https://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/بیانیه_سعدآباد
The first round of nuclear negotiations between Iran and three European countries of Germany, the UK, and France [which were then known as the European Troika or the EU3] took place in October 2003 and led to the conclusion of Saadabad agreement in Tehran on October 21, 2003. Ten years have passed since the conclusion of that agreement during which Iran has made frequent attempts to prove to the Western states that the final goal of its nuclear energy program is to master the complete nuclear fuel cycle in order to use the nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
During these years, and to prove its goodwill, Iran accepted on December 18, 2003, to voluntarily implement the Additional Protocol to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Also, starting on November 15, 2004, and in line with the Paris Agreement [signed between Iran and the EU3], the Islamic Republic accepted to suspend all activities related to enrichment of uranium on a voluntary basis. In return, the Western countries not only did not ramp up cooperation with Iran, but took every step to deny the country its inalienable nuclear rights the result of which was the adoption of six anti-Iran resolutions by the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which practically obliterated any possibility for mutual cooperation. Finally, Iran decided to first voice its vehement protest to bullying efforts of the West and the incoordination that existed between European countries and the United States, followed by ending the voluntary suspension of its nuclear activities in line with the country’s nuclear rights on January 10, 2006. As a consequence and through an illegal process, Iran's nuclear case was referred by the Board of Governors of the IAEA to the UN Security Council on February 4, 2006. The outcome of that referral was the adoption of six anti-Iran resolutions, including four resolutions which imposed international sanctions against Iran, by the UN Security Council. Of course, none of the above measures was able to influence the resolve of the Iranian officials who were bent on protecting the nuclear rights of the Iranian nation.
and as far as I know , Iran initial Commitment in NPT was ended in 1374 ( 1990s) but Khatemi( reformists ) government finalized Iran membership in NPT for eternity ....
side note : Iran Initial Commitment in NPT was conditional in Pahlavi era which was allowing Iran to withdraw from it whenever any neighbor country get armed with nuke or any nuclear country threaten to attack Iran ...
you can simply say what you think not to try to insult others ... although I'm used to hearing insult in this forum ...
