Canada�s �radical� policy towards Iran after the conclusion of nuclear talks with global powers lacks any �rational basis,� says Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham.

On Wednesday, Afkham denounced a statement by the Canadian Foreign Ministry released after Tehran and P5+1 countries reached a landmark agreement, dubbed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), in the Austrian capital�Vienna on July 14.

�Continuation of a radical position against Iran by Canadian authorities, especially under the current conditions, indicates that the Canadian government�s approach towards Iran does not have any rational basis,� said the Iranian spokeswoman.

Ottawa�s �adherence� to the Israeli regime�s stance towards Iran has �led to the isolation of the country�s conservative government within the international community and even among its closest traditional partners,� she noted.

Afkham further called on the North American country to �embrace rationality and logic instead of warmongering and radicalism.�

A statement by the Canadian Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development had accused Iran of being a �significant threat to international peace and security.�

It�added, however, that Canada �will examine this deal further before taking any specific Canadian action.�

Following the agreement with the P5+1 -�the United States, Britain, Russia, China, France, and Germany -�Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated the regime�s anti-Iran rhetoric, calling the JCPOA a �historic mistake for the world.�

By Press TV