Russia�s Permanent Representative to the International Organizations in Vienna�Mikhail Ulyanov has warned the International Atomic Energy Agency�(IAEA) against adopting a resolution against Iran at a session of its Board of Governors.

Ulyanov, in a series of posts published on his Twitter page on Wednesday, stated that the UN nuclear agency�s board faces a �great challenge� at the upcoming session on the Iranian nuclear program, during which an anti-Iran resolution is set to be put to vote.

The Russian diplomat warned that any hostile move by the IAEA�s Board of Governors against Iran would undermine prospects for the�restoration of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), as the 2015 Iran nuclear deal is formally named.
#IAEA�Governors at their on-going session face a great challenge. They really can contribute to strengthening the global non-proliferation regime and restoration of�#JCPOA. They also can decide not to oppose highly risky political experiments. The Governors have to make a choice.

� Mikhail Ulyanov (@Amb_Ulyanov)�March 2, 2021
They �can really contribute to� the�Non-Proliferation Treaty�(NPT) and its promotion worldwide besides revival of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal,� he said. �They also can decide not to oppose highly risky political experiments. The Governors have to make a choice.�

He explained, �When I say �a highly risky political experiment� I mean an adoption of a stupid resolution which can undermine the prospects for a restoration of #JCPOA exactly at the moment when this task becomes very much feasible.�
When I say �a highly risky political experiment� I mean an adoption of a stupid resolution which can undermine the prospects for a restoration of�#JCPOA�exactly at the moment when this task becomes very much feasible.�https://t.co/EXq8HYyYHc