Larijani made the remarks today after Russia and China yesterday announced that they will not support a UN Security Council draft resolution authorizing possible sanctions against Tehran.
"Some countries -- such as Russia and China -- have more realistic positions [than others]," Larijani said. "Our advice to other countries of Europe is not to follow the policy of one country that will create headaches in the region. We think the European Union has the potential to resolve this issue."
China says Iran's controversial nuclear program could be discussed next week when foreign ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meet in Shanghai.
Meanwhile today, Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad said he sent a letter to U.S. President George W. Bush reflecting the views of the Iranian people. But the letter is said to make little mention of the controversy over Tehran's nuclear program.
(compiled from agency reports)