A senior Iranian nuclear negotiator says the Iranian negotiating delegation is committed�to observing�the country�s red lines in the nuclear talks with the P5+1 group of countries.

�Diplomats and negotiators are obliged to comply with the guidelines and red lines set for them,� Abbas Araqchi said in a televised interview with the IRIB on Monday night.

Araqchi, who is also the Iranian deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs, stressed that the Iranian negotiating team feels duty-bound to observe those�red lines in the nuclear issue, describing the Islamic Republic�s nuclear program as highly sensitive for both the country�s interests and future.

Araqchi further noted that�there is no such thing as�"inspections" in the Additional Protocol to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)'s Safeguards Agreements, stressing�that Iran may only allow "managed access" to its non-nuclear sites.

He pledged that�the country's nuclear negotiators would not allow any leaking�of�the country�s sensitive and military intelligence.

�In the nuclear issue, since�the program is peaceful and that we act within the Non-Proliferation Treaty�s framework, we do not have any concern�about transparency and managed access. In fact, all our activities are under the supervision of the IAEA and therefore we do�not worry�about the supervision of the IAEA, as an international body, but we take issue with the abuse of�such supervision,� the Iranian official pointed out.

Iran and the P5+1 group � the US, Britain, France, China and�Russia plus�Germany � are currently working to reach a final accord on Iran�s nuclear program by the end of June.

Negotiators from Iran and the six countries will start a new round of talks on drafting the text of a final nuclear deal�in the Austrian city of Vienna on Tuesday.

By Press TV