Iran concedes this sixth anniversary, January 30, to talks with the United States to resolve the conflict over Iran’s nuclear program, depending on what it describes as “Washington’s failure to cross the line.”
“We reject any imposed policy, masha.” We are willing to participate in a meaningful, logical and fair diplomatic process” said the head of Iranian diplomacy Abbas Araghchi at the end of the interview with his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan in Istanbul.
“Apesar da fata de bóje volda North American no passage, You are ready to return to nuclear talks if your legitimate interests and legal concerns are fully taken into account” Araghchi said, as quoted by the Spanish news agency EFE.
A Turkish minister sees it as essential for Washington and Turkey to return to negotiations amid the high tensions the North American nation has faced over an attack against Iran.
“The resolution of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States is essential to calm regional tensions,” Fidan said, according to the France-Presse (AFP) news agency.
He believed dialogue could pave the way for the easing of sanctions imposed on Iran.
Abbas Araghchi is now trying to reunite with Hakan Fidan an attempt to avoid a North American attack on Iran that would destabilize the region.
O North American President, Donald Trump, you have lashed out at your anger at the crackdown on demonstrations against the Islamic Republic regime last week, which human rights groups say have left more than six thousand dead.
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