Tehran goes, between interest and skepticism, to dialogue with the envoys of the president who left the nuclear agreement in 2018.
This Saturday delegations from the United States and Iran resume their public negotiations on the Nuclear Program of the Islamic Republic in the capital of Oman, Mascate, after seven years and between doubts about the format that today’s conversations will acquire, although the United States has trust the two Bonna Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and envoy Steve Witkoff They can see the faces.
These conversations are the first of this nature since Donald’s first administration Trump decided in 2018 to leave unilaterally the so -ly joint extensive action planHistorical nuclear agreement signed three years earlier between Tehran and World Forces (including all members of the UN Security Council, including Russia, but Germany and the European Union). Iran has committed the agreement to guarantee the peaceful nature of its program in exchange for the withdrawal of sanctions and therefore their recovery in international markets.
Trump eventually left the agreement, a performance of his predecessor, Barack Obama, after he had ensured that the pact achieved no results and that Iran was about to get a nuclear weapon, despite the constant denials of Tehran.
Since Iran is increasingly distance from its obligations Acquired with the Nuclear Office of the United Nations, the International Atomic Energy Organization. In November last year, and in response to a conviction solution of the OIEA in this respect, Iran announced the activation “a significant number of” new advanced centrifugers of uranium enrichment after condemning the warning as “politicized” and “destructive”.
These negotiations are an expression of a much broader diplomatic reality such as Iran’s relationship with the United States and its allies start Gaza War Or death in an American attack in 2020 by the Iranian foreign military policy architect, Qasem Soleimani.
Trump has returned with Will, he says, Negotiating a satisfactory agreement And apart from having to take military actions against the Islamic Republic, as he has threatened from his return to the White House. “I think everyone will agree that it is preferable to reach an agreement,” he said last Monday, before he emphasized that the alternative is “something that would not want to be involved.”
Source: EITB
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