Washington focuses on diplomatic engagement with Iran – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
A White House spokesman said in a statement that Washington is currently focusing on diplomacy with Iran.
“We are seeking a tangible diplomatic engagement to fully and reciprocally adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and to find sufficient solutions to issues related to Iran that are of concern to us,” Saki told a news conference on Thursday.
“We are trying to return to adherence to the nuclear deal, but negotiations will not succeed if Iran has more demands and fewer offers,” he said.
A White House spokesman, meanwhile, declined to comment on remarks made by Zionist officials about drafting alternatives to an agreement with Iran, adding that Washington is currently focusing on diplomacy.
Meanwhile, US Special Representative for Iran Robert Mali will travel to the region in the next few days to discuss the Iranian nuclear issue, including the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
Robert Mali, the US special envoy for Iran, will travel to countries in the region, including the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, in the next few days to discuss the Iranian nuclear issue.
According to the report, Robert Mali said at a meeting held at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on the issue of Iran’s nuclear program and his return to the IAEA Board: “What we hear from our partners. It has to do with concerns about Iran’s nuclear program that have arisen as a result of Iran’s withdrawal from the IAEA. Therefore, I think that returning to Borjam is still the best option ahead; Of course we are realistic.
In another part of his speech about the efforts of Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE to improve relations with each other, he said: “In our opinion, (these talks) will be a good step if it is accompanied by de-escalation.”
At the same time, Al-Monitor announced Robert Mali’s plans to travel to three countries, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, to discuss Iran’s nuclear program.
It should be noted that the US envoy to Iran also said in a speech that Washington believes that the best way forward is to bring Iran back to the nuclear deal and then discuss how to strengthen the deal.
“If Iran wants an agreement beyond the UN Security Council, then we have to reach a separate agreement, and different things,” he said. What is in Barjam will be on the table of negotiations!
Continuing his hostile stance against Tehran, the US envoy to Iran also said that for now, all sides are focused on when to resume nuclear talks and whether Tehran will return to the negotiating table with a realistic view.
Mali, meanwhile, claimed that Washington was ready to consider all options for how to deal with a world in which Iran has returned to its 2015 constraints and commitments.
Without referring to the International Atomic Energy Agency’s repeated reports on Iran’s adherence to the nuclear deal, he claimed that the United States is now on the side of a new Iranian team, which explicitly states that it wants something more than Borjam!
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