Approval of several anti-Iranian plans in the US House of Representatives – Mehr News Agency Iran and world’s news

Several members of the US House of Representatives proposed anti-Iranian plans to be added as an amendment to the text of the US military budget bill, which was approved.

One of these plans would require the US Treasury Department to notify Congress immediately if a waiver is imposed on Iran. The plan is aimed at preventing Congress from excluding the Biden administration from negotiations with Iran.

In another plan, the Biden administration was asked to submit a report to Congress on the alleged subject of “Iran’s destructive operations on American soil.” According to this claim, the purpose of presenting this plan is to increase Iran’s activity in the United States.

The third plan also calls on the Secretary of Defense to inform Congress of what he calls “short-term and long-term threats to Iranian-backed militias in Iraq.”

At the same time, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken told a news conference in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly’s annual meeting in response to a question about the status of the UN Security Council talks with Iran: “We are fully prepared to return to Iran.” We are in Vienna and we are resuming talks, but we still do not have an agreement with Iran to return to negotiations.

“The question is whether Iran is ready to return to the agreement and if so, when,” Anthony Blinken told a news conference about the latest state of nuclear talks with Iran. We have followed the path of meaningful diplomacy very honestly and very firmly in order to return to our mutual adherence to the UN Security Council, as well as to examine the full range of concerns that we and many other countries have about Iran.

Allegations of a nuclear deal with Iran come as Iran, two years after the US unilaterally withdrew from the IAEA and European parties delayed fulfilling their obligations under the agreement, began steps under IAEA oversight to reduce its commitments and announced that sanctions would be lifted. And the fulfillment of Borjami’s obligations by the other parties to this agreement, compensatory measures in Borjami will be reversible.

On March 26, 2009, in line with the implementation of Article 6 of the Law on Strategic Action for the Abolition of Sanctions and the Protection of the Interests of the Iranian Nation, Iran suspended oversight oversight and the voluntary implementation of the Additional Protocol.

Iran has repeatedly stressed the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. In contrast, Western countries and the United States have always made claims to show Iran’s nuclear program as worrying.

Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, in a conversation with officials and political leaders of the countries on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, stressed that despite Iran’s readiness to fulfill all the commitments of the UN Security Council, fulfillment of these commitments is conditional on cancellation. All US sanctions are against Iran, and Tehran’s position on the Vienna talks is not negotiation for negotiation, but negotiation should be aimed at securing the interests of the Iranian people.