Iran says that to ban Israel, the shameful 'political dance' of four Arab countries should be stopped. After commenting on Iran's promise of nuclear negotiations signed in 2015, Tehran said
On Wednesday, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain's Foreign Minister condemned Iran's nuclear program in a statement and expressed doubts over Iran's sincerity in implementing the nuclear deal signed with Tehran in 2015. Four foreign ministers of the four countries have called for special surveillance to the international community to oversee whether Iran is implementing a nuclear deal.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Kasami said the statement was "absolutely unacceptable" and that there is no jurisdiction to speak about these countries with Iran's nuclear issue. He said Arab countries should stop this effort to please Israel.
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Kasami said in a statement that we deny and reject the allegations of interference in internal affairs of regional countries.
He also said that Iran has given priority to its foreign policy to help solve the problems of neighboring countries. Tehran aims to establish security and stability in the Middle East by resolving the regional crisis.
In a joint statement from Saudi Arabia and Egypt, a day after the Middle East countries accused Iran of 'intervening' in the internal affairs of the countries, Bahram Kasami said these words. The statement was released on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman's recent visit to Cairo.