Iran claims to respect it -the fires announced by US President Donald Trump, provided that Israel also adheres to the conditions. Moreover, people are also ready to return to the negotiating table, said President Massoud Pezeshkian on Tuesday.
In a phone call with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Muhammad bin Zayid Al Nahyan said, according to the official news agency Irna, which does not strive for nuclear weapons, but wanted to maintain his “legitimate rights”. Iran is “ready to solve things (…) at the negotiating table”.
The United States had joined the war between Israel and Iran on Sunday evening and attacked the three Iranian nuclear facilities Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan. According to Trump’s representation, they were completely destroyed. But that is doubted by countless experts. On Monday, Trump then announced a ceasefiring -fires between Israel and Iran. It is now in force that the US president is burdened with both parties. Israel had launched a major attack on Iran on 13 June and has since bombed nuclear facilities and military facilities in the country. In exchange, Iran attacked Israel with rockets and drones.
Trump: “Change of regime leads to chaos”
A change in regime no longer seems to be a priority for Trump. “A change in regime leads to chaos,” he said on Tuesday during the flight to NATO top in The Hague. During the weekend, after the American attacks at Iranian nuclear facilities, he had no fall in Tehran. Based on his own slogan “Make America Great Again” (makes America great again), he had added to capital letters: “Miga!” (Make Iran great again).
Israel: “Not about Iran about”
According to the Israeli staff chef Eyal Zamir, Israel’s fight against the Islamic Republic continues. “We have completed an important phase, but use against Iran is not over yet,” said Zamir, according to the army information, without stating what it will look like from now on. Israel is now going in a new phase, he said at the same time.
Source: Krone
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