In remarks published on Friday, deputy Russian foreign minister Alexander Saltanov reiterated that Moscow is not convinced that Iran seeks to weaponize its nuclear program, and moreover he has not been shown any corroborative evidence confirming that the country has any such plans.
In order to pressure Iran into halting its nuclear work, Washington and a number of European countries have vowed to push for new UN sanctions early next year.
"If Israel attacks Iran it will cause great instability and will only postpone the Iranian program, not end it," noted the Russian official.'
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