Iran sounds alarm over potential terrorist access to chemical weapons

TEHRAN- Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations has expressed grave concern about the threat posed by terrorist organizations seeking to obtain chemical weapons.

World must ensure tragedies such as Sardasht are not repeated: OPCW

TEHRAN – On the anniversary of the chemical attack on the Iranian border city of Sardasth in 1987, The Hague-based Organization for Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) issued a statement insisting that the international community must provide assurances that tragedies such as Sardasht will not happen again.

‘OPCW should not be exploited for political purposes’

Politicization of Chemical Weapons Convention will undermine its credibility: diplomat

TEHRAN - Iran's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations said on Monday that the Islamic Republic, as the main victim of chemical weapons, strongly opposes the use of such lethal weapons by anyone, anywhere and under any circumstances, Press TV reported.