Biden’s criticism of the Trump administration’s policies towards the JCPOA

According to IRNA Sunday, Joe Biden, who is going to visit Saudi Arabia on a regional trip to the Middle East, in his article in the Washington Post, admitted that the JCPOA and the nuclear agreement worked and gave results, and wrote: After the president before I “turned away from the nuclear deal that worked,” (following this action) Iran passed legislation requiring it to accelerate its nuclear program, then when the previous administration (the Trump administration) in the Security Council As the United Nations sought to condemn Iran for this action, the United States found itself isolated and alone.

Emphasizing that the actions of the previous Washington administration in this regard created a crisis, Biden wrote: In the first weeks of my presidency, American experts and military officials warned (me) that the region (Middle East) is under severe pressure, this requires It was an urgent and focused diplomacy in this field.

In the continuation of this article, the President of the United States wrote: Regarding Iran, we have united with our allies and partners in Europe and around the world to reverse our isolation, now it is Iran that is in isolation until it reaches an agreement. return nuclear. Last month, more than 30 countries joined the United States in condemning Iran for not cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency on its past nuclear activities. My government continues to increase diplomatic pressure and economic pressure against Iran until Tehran is ready to return and comply with the nuclear agreement.

While in this article, Biden mentioned his government’s efforts to continue exerting diplomatic and economic pressure against Iran, that the Islamic Republic of Iran has repeatedly shown its good intentions regarding the implementation of its obligations towards the JCPOA, but it was the United States that illegally Agreement withdrawn. In the meantime, instead of fulfilling their commitments to the nuclear deal, the Europeans have followed the path of Washington and made unreasonable demands from Tehran outside the framework of the nuclear deal.

US President Joe Biden also announced in this article that he seeks to strengthen strategic cooperation with Saudi Arabia.

He wrote that in his upcoming trip to Saudi Arabia, his goal is to strengthen a future strategic cooperation based on mutual interests and responsibilities. Biden stressed that a more secure and integrated Middle East would benefit Americans in many ways, adding that the region’s waterways are essential to global trade.*130