On the nuclear deal; We are ready for other scenarios as well – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr news agency, quoting Website The US Secretary of State met with his French, German, Italian and British counterparts in Brussels on Wednesday. In this regard, «DownpriseA State Department spokesman issued a statement Confirmation “Anthony,” he said جی. بلینکنForeign Minister in Brussels today with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Italy and Elizabeth TerraceThe British Foreign Secretary met and they reaffirmed their commitment to support Ukraine.
Price The Secretary of State reiterated the crimes reported by President Putin’s forces بوچا And strongly condemned the whole of Ukraine and demanded accountability. He and his counterparts discussed the best way to continue to isolate the Russian Federation on the international stage for blatant violations of international law and principles, to increase pressure on the Kremlin, and to end quickly its devastating war against Ukraine. They also discussed plans to provide more humanitarian and security assistance to Ukraine.
The report goes on to say that prior to the meeting, بلینکن He met with his counterparts at the level of the three European member states of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty to discuss a common goal of ensuring that Iran never acquires a nuclear weapon.
According to Statement by the US State Department, the US Secretary of State and the three European countries agreed that a diplomatic solution guaranteeing a reciprocal return to the UN Security Council would be the best outcome, while noting that they were ready for other scenarios if necessary.
According to experts, eight rounds of talks in Vienna According to The US games and the cooperation of the three European countries have not yet led to an acceptable draft for both sides. Apparently, the Americans gave a 27-page response to Iran’s clear proposals, which in no way includes Iran’s economic interest in this round of negotiations.