Russian Diplomat Says NATO Chief Lacks Understanding of Iran's Nuclear Program
Mikhail Ulyanov criticized what he called a lack of professionalism in Western assessments.
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Russia's Permanent Representative to international organizations in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov, said NATO's chief has no real understanding of Iran's nuclear program, according to TASS.
Ulyanov criticized what he described as a lack of professionalism in Western assessments of the issue, calling the situation "a real disaster."
The comments reflect ongoing friction between Russia and Western governments over how to characterize and respond to Iran's nuclear activities.
NATO has not issued a public response to Ulyanov's remarks.
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