MPs say Iran will never allow access to military sites

A senior Iranian parliamentarian says the country will not allow inspection of its military sites “under any circumstances.”

According to Press TV, a senior Iranian parliamentarian says the country will not allow inspection of its military sites “under any circumstances.”

“As senior Iranian government and military officials have repeatedly said Iran’s military sites do not have any connection with its nuclear facilities, and are substantially unrelated to our nuclear activities,” MP Hossein Naqavi Hosseini said Monday.

He also advised the US to remain committed to fulfilling its obligations under the 2015 nuclear accord, "instead of addressing the aspirations that are impossible" and commenting on the forbidden areas and red lines of Iran.

"Under no circumstances will we submit to the inspection of military centers and we cannot allow the foreign side to visit our military centers," said Naqavi Hosseini who is the spokesman for Majlis Committee on National Security and Foreign Policy.

"If they have a discussion or a subject for discussion, they can discuss it with our diplomats, but they must know that Iran's military centers are secret and its doors will always be closed to the strangers."

The lawmaker said one of the things that keeps Iran ready to deal with threats is the country's military sites which should naturally remain intact.

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