The IRNA State Press Agency, citing the statement of the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Iran Abbas Aragczi, informed about the transfer by the brokers to President Donald Trump regarding the nuclear program.
As reported by the IRNA agency, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragczi stated that while Tehran is not going to negotiate under coercion, he is open to talks on the nuclear program by intermediaries.
The letter he was to answer Iranhe was directed by the president USA Donald Trump to the highest spiritual and political leader, Ali Chameneia. Trump was to express his hope to negotiate on a nuclear program and use threats.
“I wrote that I hope they will negotiate, because this solution will be much better for Iran,” Trump said three weeks ago in an interview with Fox Business. – Otherwise we will have to take something because it cannot be another atomic weapon – said the president.
Kamal Kharrazi, head of the Iranian Strategic Council for Foreign Relations and the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, assessed the US's behavior as “psychological war – alternating threats and negotiations' offers on Thursday.
Ismail Hanija, Hashem Safieddine, Kasem Sulejmani, Hasan Nasrallah and Jahja Sinwar on the Billboard in TehranPAP/EPA/ABEDIN TAHERKENEHEH
The media reported that Trump was to give Iran a two -month deadline for the conclusion of a new nuclear agreement and warned about the consequences that would continue to continue the Iranian nuclear program.
As reported by the Iran International portal, Kharrazi assessed that the purpose of the US's actions is to put pressure on Iran, which would force Tehran accept adverse conditions. “These are not real negotiations, it is an attempt to impose the will of one of the parties through coercion,” he said.
Iran develops a nuclear program
Iran claims that his nuclear program has only civil goals, but over a year ago he banned the activities of inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (Maea) on its territory.
He also did not explain why traces of uranium were found in dissatisfied places or why uranium enriched in the country significantly above the needs of civilians. In January, the British “Daily Telegraph” reported that Iran is developing nuclear missiles with a range of three thousand cyometers based on projects given to him by North Korea.
In 2015, Iran and world powers concluded a nuclear agreement, under which Tehran limited his nuclear program in exchange for the abolition of sanctions imposed on him. In 2018, during the first presidency of Trump, the US withdrew from this agreement and restored restrictions.
Iran also moved away from the provisions of the agreement, enriching more and more uranium above the designated limit. According to Maea, Iran has technical possibilities to enrich this fuel to a level of 90 percent, allowing it to be used for military purposes.
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