Iran has sent a senior official to Moscow to meet Russian officials in order to discuss U.S. drone disputed recently and the nuclear issue, said local daily Tehran Times, Monday (12/12/2011).

Saeed Jalili, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, had traveled to Moscow to discuss the airspace violations in Iran recently by U.S. spy planes, the daily said.

Iranian media reported last week that the country's military dropped the RQ-170, an unmanned U.S. reconnaissance plane in the eastern part of the country after it found the plane violated Iranian airspace Iran.government then show off the plane through the television broadcast.

Iran has urged the UN to condemn the violation of Iranian airspace, saying that Tehran would seek "the steps are clear and effective" to end a "dangerous and unlawful act."

Jalili, the main Iranian nuclear negotiator, who will discuss the nuclear issue with Russian officials, said the Tehran Times.

Western countries believe that Iran's nuclear program is aimed at producing nuclear weapons, while the country confirms, that the program aims for "civilian".

Late last week, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said that Moscow does not see the military component of Iran's nuclear program and called for further dialogue do about this problem.

Earlier, Iran's Foreign Ministry issued a imbuan, Sunday (12/11/2011), to citizens who want to travel abroad to not fall into the "trap set by Western intelligence organizations," local Mehr news agency reported.

The Ministry advised all citizens who intend to travel abroad to reject the offer of financial, employment, trade, housing, citizenship and other temptations created by foreigners. The ministry asked them to consult with legal counsel or the Iranian embassy abroad.