Biden: Diplomacy is the best way to deal with Iran
The US president, who is in Rome, Italy, to attend the G20 summit, told a news conference on Sunday night in the wake of US officials’ allegations and intimidation of Iran by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) over its peaceful nuclear program. Atomi has repeatedly reaffirmed its peacefulness and non-deviance, he said, adding yesterday in a meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel that they shared the belief that diplomacy was the best way to We stressed that preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Without mentioning the violation of the UN Security Council by his country, Biden added that we talked about how to persuade Iran to resume talks in earnest and in good faith.
Asked by a reporter how he could be sure that Iran was serious about returning to talks, the US president said that one question is whether we will return to Borjam or not, and that is why I and my colleagues in Rome I had a meeting.
He added: “I think we are affected by the very bad decision and judgment of former US President Donald Trump to leave the Council.”
Despite acknowledging the failure of Washington’s policies of maximum pressure on the great Iranian nation and claiming to pursue a diplomatic course with Tehran, Biden continued to resolve the issue through the actions of Iran and the will of our friends who were part of the initial agreement. It depends on them to join the United States and impose economic costs if they do not return.
The US president, without providing credible evidence, repeated baseless allegations against Iran’s regional influence, claiming a response to what he called Iran’s actions against US interests.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said a day after US President Joe Biden met with German, British and French leaders in Rome, Italy about Iran that Washington believes diplomacy is the best way forward to resolve the issue. It is the core of Iran.
The secretary of state made the remarks in an interview with CBS News’ “Face the Nation” program on Sunday, local time. Despite announcing Iran’s return to talks with the P5 + 1, Blinken added that the West, especially Washington, has continued to make room for the start of talks without mentioning his country’s violation of the UN Security Council, adding that Iran has announced it will return to talks by the end of November. Will do this or not. This is important.
Expressing fear of Iran’s nuclear progress and without any reference to the inaction of Biden’s Democratic government in the face of the previous administration’s violation of the UN Security Council, Blinken said that there is still a window of opportunity and we can return to mutual mutual commitment to the IAEA. This will be the best result, but it depends on the seriousness of Iran.
“We all work together, including Russia and China, and we believe that diplomacy is the best way forward, but we still do not know if Iran wants to come back and interact meaningfully, and if it does not, we have all the options,” he said. We consider the necessary steps to address this issue.
US President Joe Biden met with the leaders of Germany, Britain and France on Saturday on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
A US official called US President Joe Biden’s talks with the leaders of Britain, France and Germany on Iran “strategic” and said the two sides discussed the next steps in the next few weeks to give diplomacy the best chance of success.
After their meeting, the leaders of the United States and the three European member states of Borjam issued a joint statement on Saturday, without mentioning their role in the current problems of implementing the agreement, claiming that a return to Borjam is subject to a change in Iran’s behavior.
According to IRNA, the statement, a copy of which was published on the website of the German Foreign Ministry, did not mention that Burjam was in the current stalemate with the withdrawal and sabotage of the United States from the agreement, and instead stated that the leaders of the four The country discussed the “danger posed by the development of Iran’s nuclear program for international security.”
The statement, issued just days after Iran and the European Union agreed to resume talks on resuming implementation of the IAEA Board, expressed concern about Iran’s nuclear progress and what it called “provocative steps.” We can never acquire a nuclear weapon, we said.
Iran has repeatedly stated that if the other parties remaining in the UN Security Council decide to implement their obligations in accordance with the agreement, steps to reduce Iran’s UN Security Council obligations will be reversible.
Following the inauguration of Biden’s Democratic government in January 2021, senior diplomats from the P4 + 1, Iran and the European Union met six times in the Austrian capital from April to June to discuss reviving the provisions of the UN Security Council.
The talks stalled last July due to continued US commitments to lift sanctions and fail to guarantee a re-breach of the UN Security Council, coinciding with a change of government in Iran, with the United States and the European Union insisting that one violated the UN Security Council and the other failed to fulfill its obligations. They have resumed these talks and the presence of the new Iranian government.
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