MNA � Iran has warned the International Atomic Energy Agency against any push for intrusive inspections of two nuclear sites in the country, saying adopting a new resolution would ruin any possible agreeable solution in the future.

Following the submission of a draft by France, Britain and Germany � all parties to Iran�s nuclear deal (JCPOA) � to the IAEA Board of Governors calling on Iran to allow access to the sites, Iran�s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif warned that pushing for any intrusive inspections would ruin the possibility of any agreeable solution.

�BoG should not allow JCPOA enemies to jeopardize Iran�s supreme interests. E3 should not be an accessory, after failing own JCPOA duties,� Zarif tweeted late Thursday.

�We�ve nothing to hide. More inspections in Iran over last 5 years than in IAEA history. An agreeable solution is possible, but Res will ruin it,� he added.

Bloomberg reported on Monday that the document urges the Islamic Republic to �fully cooperate� with the IAEA investigation of its nuclear facilities and �expresses serious concern that, for over four months, Iran has denied access to the agency under the Additional Protocol.�

The European resolution � which is reported to have firm backing from the US � could be passed by consensus or face a vote by the 35-member IAEA Board of Governors.

Iran says such a resolution is based on anti-Iran allegations raised by the Israeli regime and serves American goals.

Succumbing to Washington�s pressure, the three European countries have so far failed to honor their commitments under the nuclear agreement and offset the impacts of US sanctions, which were re-imposed on Iran following the US' withdrawal from the deal in May 2018.