Kamal Harazi, an Iranian Supreme Leader Advisor, said Thursday that Tehran did not close all the doors to resolve their disputes with the US and is ready for indirect negotiations with Washington.
Tehran has so far refused to warn the US President Donald Trump to make an agreement or in the opposite face military consequences. The Supreme Leader of Ayatolah Khamenei called a message with a message, and the Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that the conversations were impossible not to change the Washington’s “maximum pressure” policy.
“The Islamic Republic did not close all the doors. It is ready for indirect negotiations with the United States to assess the other side, presented their own conditions and adopted the appropriate decision,” Haraza said to the semi-worked Iranian Student News Agency.
Iran should be answered by Trump’s letter soon, and last week he said Tehran would take into account Tehran and the Trump threat and possible opportunity, he transferred Hina, referring to Reuters.
In its first term from 2017. until 2021. Trump withdrew from the agreement between Iran and the World Forces from 2015, which set strict restrictions on the disputed nuclear activities Tehran in exchange for mitigation of sanctions.
After Trump 2018. Withdrawn from the agreement and re-introduced extensive American sanctions The Islamic Republic far far exceeded the restrictions in their fast-growing enrichment program.
“I think that the 2015 Pact cannot be revived. That would not be in our interest because our nuclear situation has progressed significantly and we cannot return to previous conditions,” Iranian diplomacy chief said earlier.
“The same can be said for the sanctions of the other party. Anyway, a nuclear pact from 2015. may be the foundation and model for negotiations,” said Al Jazeera.
Western forces accuse Iran for the secret plan for the development of nuclear weapons ability to enrich the Uranium to a high level of fission purity, which estimate that they are above the levels of atomic energy.
Tehran says their nuclear program is fully envisaged for civilian energy purposes
(Vijesti.ba/fena)
