This U.S. move is beyond textbook—blow it up first, then make the victims “prove their innocence.” The IAEA has really turned into a whitewashing tool.

According to CryptoWorld News, citing Al Jazeera, Garibabadi, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, said that the draft resolution on Iran submitted by the United States to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors is “a dangerous move to whitewash and cover up the responsibilities of aggressors and criminals.” Earlier reports said that in the draft resolution, the United States asked Iran to explain the circumstances of the bombed nuclear facilities to the IAEA and the whereabouts of the enriched uranium stored in those facilities. Garibabadi said that after Israel and the United States attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities, IAEA inspectors had left Iran. “The Council must never become a platform for whitewashing military aggression and shifting its costs onto the affected countries. This is a reversal of responsibility: they attack safeguarded facilities, undermine nuclear security and verification work, and then use the Council to pressure Iran.”