Moscow: If the sanctions are lifted, Iran is ready to return to the JCPOA implementation

According to Fars News Agency International Group, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov today (Thursday) while expressing Moscow’s readiness to implement the JCPOA if it is revived, stated that Iran has announced that it is ready to return to the implementation of the nuclear agreement as soon as the sanctions are lifted. .

The Russian news agency “Tass” reported that Ryabkov, in response to a question related to the upcoming visit of the President of the United States of America to the West Asian region, Ryabkov said that he will also mention the nuclear issue of Iran during this visit.

In this regard, Lavrov’s deputy stated: “I think that Iran’s nuclear program and all things related to it will definitely be on his agenda, and security issues in the Persian Gulf region will also be discussed.”

At the same time, he expressed doubts about Washington’s readiness to admit that the United States has not changed the path of maximum pressure against Iran, and continued that Tehran has declared its readiness to fully implement the nuclear agreement.

In this regard, Ryabkov said: “To what extent is the American government willing to admit that it has not yet abandoned what it inherited from the Trump administration, which is called maximum pressure against Iran, and towards full compliance with the provisions of Council Resolution 2231 UN Security has not moved. I do not intend to judge”.

Ryabkov further emphasized the necessity of implementing the JCPOA and said that after the revival of the nuclear deal, Russia is determined to play its part in the process of revitalizing the JCPOA.

In this regard, he explained: “Russia, for its part, is determined to play its part in the JCPOA implementation process after reviving this agreement in the form of its initial parameters.”

He stated that Russia has certain aspects of JCPOA implementation in the back of its mind, which Ryabkov assured that he would be ready to return to it.

Previously, “Mikhail Ulyanov”, the permanent representative of Russia in international organizations based in Vienna, stated that if America is really committed to revitalizing the JCPOA, it should take a more helpful and friendly position.

In a message that he published on his Twitter page, he responded to the recent tweet of “Hossein Amirabdollahian”, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and wrote: “It is really time that the United States, if it is really committed to reviving the JCPOA, is on the way to the Vienna negotiations.” adopt a more useful and friendly position”.

Despite the fact that the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, came to office with the promise of returning to the JCPOA and repeatedly admitted the failure of the Trump administration’s “maximum pressure” policy against Iran, he has not only taken concrete steps to revive the JCPOA and cancel unilateral sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran. He didn’t, but he always puts the ball in Iran’s court and says that Iran should try to revive the nuclear deal.

The Doha talks were held on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7th and 8th of July, after a three and a half month break after the Vienna talks, between Iran and the United States, indirectly and with the facilitation of Enrique Mora, and in this regard, Ali Bagheri, the chief negotiator of the Islamic Republic of Iran He traveled to Doha at the head of a delegation. Of course, during this period, the transmission of messages continued through Enrique Mora, Josep Borrell and some foreign ministers of Europe and the region between Iran and the United States, until Borrell had a trip to Tehran, and following the agreement reached, it was decided to resume the negotiations, which finally Negotiations were held in Doha.

Enrique Mora, the European Union’s deputy in charge of foreign policy, described the talks on lifting the sanctions in Doha as intensive on his Twitter account.

Mura wrote on Twitter: “Two days of intensive and mediated negotiations in Doha regarding the JCPOA [داشتیم]. Unfortunately, the progress that the EU team as coordinators had hoped for has not yet been made. “We will continue cooperation with greater urgency to get the key agreement on non-proliferation and regional stability back on track.”

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