Iran says the P5+1 draft resolution sent to the IAEA Board of Governors will close the past and present nuclear issues.

A political commentator says the Western states backed the IAEA report on the Iranian nuclear as they wanted the closure of the so-called PMD file.

An analyst says the IAEA's report on Iran has come out with a set of formulations which does not admit to having been wrong on any of the charges published in 2011.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif says the claims about Iran’s past nuclear activities lack credibility.

A senior Iranian official says Tehran will implement the JCPOA only after the closure of the so-called PMD case.

Tehran says it will halt enforcing the nuclear deal with the P5+1 unless the International Atomic Agency fully closes its investigation regarding Iran’s past nuclear activities. The IAEA is expected to give its final assessment on the PMD file on December 15. Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says Tehran and the agency are holding a wrap-up meeting before the announcement to make sure everything is in check. He was in the Austrian capital Vienna until Tuesday for talks on the ongoing probe. However, Araqchi said the United Nations Security Council has the final say on the issue, and NOT the IAEA, and its director general Yukiya Amano. On July 14, Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany sealed a nuclear deal that will lift anti-Iran sanctions once implemented. Tehran in return will cap its nuclear activities. Mohammad Marandi Professor, University of Tehran

Tehran is ready to cooperate over the settlement of alleged PMD issues in a bid to remove any "excuses."

Iran says it is ready to work with the IAEA over the so-called PMD issue.