In an interview with a British newspaper, our Deputy Foreign Minister explained our country’s position on the resumption of talks on reviving the nuclear deal in Vienna and Iran’s goal in these talks. .
“Iran wants a commitment that the United States will make again,” Ali Bagheri, Iran’s deputy foreign minister, who has traveled to Europe for some consultations with his counterparts, was quoted as saying by the Guardian newspaper. It does not leave the nuclear agreement signed by the world powers. Bagheri added: “In the Vienna talks between Iran and the other signatories of the agreement, the parties could not agree on a means of verifying that the US sanctions were lifted and had a pragmatic effect on trade with Iran.” “We need a verification and this issue has not been resolved yet,” said Iran’s political deputy foreign minister. One of the issues that has not been finalized yet is not enough to be mentioned in the agreement alone. He did not rule out the possibility that an independent panel would be responsible for the verification. Defending his demand that the United States guarantee that he would abide by the agreement, our senior diplomat said: “The issue is an agreement, not a policy.” If there is an agreement and peace between the two countries, it will have the effect of a treaty. It is a matter of international law. US domestic law is not going to override an international agreement. This is against international law. Bagheri continued: “He calls on the European powers to guarantee on their own behalf that they will trade with Iran, regardless of the US position;” Possibly through the use of a deterrent law that would neutralize the impact of US sanctions on European shirts trading with Iran. The Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs denied allegations that Iran was struggling to resume the Vienna nuclear talks in an effort to expand its nuclear program, saying it was normal for a new government to take a stand. Prepare negotiations and have bilateral negotiations with other partners. The chief negotiator of the Iranian team in the Vienna talks reiterated his call for the lifting of sanctions related to the nuclear deal. In addition, Bagheri ruled out any negotiations on Iran’s missile and security program and their inclusion in the nuclear deal, saying that the [nuclear deal] has a clear framework and other issues are not related. We do not intend to negotiate our defense or security. He added: Iran’s relations with other countries do not need to be careful. The Deputy Foreign Minister of our country denied the fact that his negotiating position is said to be so stubborn that it is impossible to reach an agreement in Vienna, and explained: “We only say that according to Borjam, sanctions should be lifted.” To be. We made an agreement and our view is that it should be implemented. Asked whether he thought the Vienna talks needed to be resumed from the outset, he said: “It does not matter where we started, but what matters is that we reach an agreement with pragmatic results.” Have for the parties. Our main goal is to lift the illegal sanctions that they imposed on the Iranian nation in violation of UN resolutions. Any anti-Burjam sanctions imposed by both Obama and Trump’s presidency must be lifted. This is the agreement that shaped Burjam. End of message
