Iran allegedly plans to renew nuclear negotiations with the United States after tensions with Israel, writes Pharikhtegan. The aim is to resolve disputes and adjust the penalty measures.
The Iranian government has allegedly decided to resume negotiations with the United States on its nuclear program for the first time since the war with Israel, said the Iranian daily Farikhtetetetetetegan on Monday. TASR informs this based on the DPA report.
According to the daily, the decision was taken on Sunday, but DPA points out that Iranian government officials have not yet officially confirmed these reports. Pharikhtetegan claims that at the beginning of the negotiations, an application for postponing UN sanctions for the progress in the enrichment of uranium will be submitted.
The strikes of Israel and the USA
Israel attacked Iran in June as part of a 12-day war targeted mainly to military and nuclear objects. The dispute was disrupted by the negotiations between Tehran and Washington, which began in April. After the Israeli attack, the United States took strokes. The West accuses Tehran of trying to get nuclear weapons, which the country refuses. Since then, Germany, France and Britain have increased pressure on Iran to restore nuclear negotiations while urging the re -establishment of sanctions.
Sanctions against Iran can be renewed in case of a violation of a nuclear agreement of 2015. The document was also signed by the US, China or Russia in order to limit the Iranian nuclear program in exchange for the abolition of sanctions. The agreement expires in October this year.
The consequences of Trump’s decision
US President Donald Trump has resigned from the first international agreement between world powers and Iran in 2018. Tehran subsequently ceased to comply with the agreement and progressed in nuclear development.
