China and Russia supported Iran on Friday after the United States requested Nuclear Negotiations with Tehran, and the High Chinese and Russian Diplomats stated that the dialogue should only continue on “mutual respect” and that all sanctions should be abolished.
In a joint statement published after talks with Iran in Beijing, China and Russia also stated that the repeated position of Iran was exclusively for peacetime purposes and that the right Tehran should be “completely” respected.
In 2015, Iran agreed to Satitimately controlled by the Nuclear Program in exchange for the abolition of international sanctions in agreement with the US, Russia, China, Britain, French and German. In 2018. Donald Trump, a year after his first term president, withdrew from the Pact.
– China, Russia and Iran emphasized that the relevant parties should be paid to the fundamental cause of the current situation and giving up on sanctions, pressures or threats of the Chinese Foreign Minister MA Zhaox on journalists after the meeting. “China, Russia and Iran also emphasized the necessity of abolishing all” illegal “unilateral sanctions.”
Maov Meeting with the Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Rjabk’s and Deputy Iranian Foreign Minister Casema Gharibabadi followed a few days after Tehran rejected American “orders” to continue dialogue about the nuclear program.
Last week, Trump announced that he sent a letter to the Iranian supreme leader, Ajatolah Ali Khamenii, in which he proposed nuclear negotiations, adding that “there are two ways to be treated – military through or concluding agreement.”
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian replied that he would not negotiate with the United States while “threatening”, and Iran will not obey American “orders” to talk.
Iran reacted further after the United Nations Safety Council, France, Greece, Panama, South Korea and Britain – held a week behind closed doors to discuss its nuclear program. Tehran said the meeting was a “abuse” of the UN Security Council.
That meeting was criticized by China, and the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Friday that the “hasty” intervention of that Council was not helpful in building trust, Reuters reports.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
