US President Donald Trump has warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the disturbance of the nuclear conversations with Iran. He thinks this is inappropriate right now because people are very close to a solution, Trump said.
He currently assumes that Iranian leadership wants to conclude a deal and that an agreement will save many lives. The US government wants to circumcise the Iranian nuclear program because it is fearing that nuclear weapons can be built differently. Iranian leadership has denied and communicated this several times to use nuclear energy peacefully.
He wanted to negotiate a “very strong document” that enables the American authorities to perform inspections and destroy things, Trump said. People would not be killed. Earlier there were reports that the White House feared that the army of Israel could attack the nuclear facilities in Iran during the negotiations. A spokesperson for Netanyahus rejected this.
Tense phone call
At least one phone call between Trump and Netanyahu would have been tense in recent days. In his first term in 2018, the US President had unilaterally released the Nuclear Pact van Vienna, which was supposed to limit Iran’s nuclear program and to cancel sanctions in return. After that, the Iranian government no longer adhered to the requirements.
According to the government circles in Tehran, the country could now grant a temporary distance of uranium enrichment – but only if the frozen assets of the Islamic Republic are released again. Moreover, the US government must acknowledge the right to process uranium for civil purposes.
Uranium stocks strongly maintained abroad?
Part of the strongly enclosed stocks can be sent abroad or be converted into fuel panels. After five laps, the conversations between Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Trump’s Midden -Oosten Commissioner Steve Witkoff are in the dead end.
Very enriched uranium is the provisional phase when building atomic bombs. Trump had resumed negotiations with Iran at the start of the year and threatened military blows in the case of failure.
Source: Krone
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