“Even though the possibility of direct negotiations is rejected, the path to indirect negotiations is open,” Persian President Masood Bhishkian said.
Iran’s leader Masood Fishishkian announced this Sunday that the Islamic Republic rejected direct negotiations with the United States on its nuclear project, which is rapidly progressing. This is Tehran’s response Letter sent by US President Donald Trump For the head of the country.
Fishishkian said that Iran’s response sent via Oman’s Sultanate Open the possibility of “indirect negotiations” with Washington. However, in his first decree, these conversations have not advanced since Trump’s unilateral withdrawal from the Tehran nuclear deal with world powers in 2018.
After that, regional tensions led to Maritime and land attacks. Later, the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza string, in which Israeli militant groups attacked the leaders of the Iranian language in the “ax of opposition to the self -deficiency.” Now, the United States is conducting serious air strikes against Yemen Hudis rebelsWith the support of Iran, the risk of military operations against the Iranian nuclear program is on the table.
“We don’t avoid conversations; that’s it Failed to comply with the promises What problems have we have so far, “Be Fishkian said on television. “They must prove that they can create confidence.”
The White House did not provide an immediate reaction to the announcement.
Atomic tension
The letter of Trump was published at the time of Israel and the United States of America warned it They will never allow Iran to buy nuclear weaponsIt creates fears of a military conflict, while Tehran enrichs uranium at almost suitable levels for nuclear weapons, which only performs nuclear weapons countries.
Iran keeps your plan for a long time Quiet edgesEven if their officers threatened to grow increasingly Atomic bomb.
Since Trump returned to the White House, his administration has reiterated that they should buy nuclear weapons. However, a Report The UN Trump ordered a drone attack in Baghdad in January 2020 as a killing of the main Iranian general.
