Trump tells us in direct nuclear talks with Iran

Donald Trump says that the United States and Iran will hold “direct talks” on a possible nuclear deal on Saturday.

The meeting also confirmed the Iranian Foreign Minister, who said that the talks will be “indirect”, but it could be “an opportunity as much as it is a test.”

The US President said on Monday that the discussions between Washington and Tehran would be at a “very high level” and warned that it would be a “very bad day for Iran” if there is no agreement.

Last month, Trump raised the possibility of military action against Iran after its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khounai In public, he refused to offer direct talks.

Trump revealed the talks after a meeting at the White House with Benjamin Netanyahu from Israel, who previously raised the possibility of Iran to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Speaking at the Oval Office, Trump said: “We have a very big meeting on Saturday (with Iran), and we deal with them directly … Perhaps a deal will be made, it will be great.”

Trump later said that Iran will be in a “great danger” if the talks are not successful, adding: “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, and if the talks are not successful, I actually think it would be a very bad day for Iran.”

The president did not provide further details about the talks, including how progress or any officials participated.

Iranian Foreign Minister Washington and Rivran will meet in Amman on April 12.

Abbas Araqchi wrote on X: “It is an opportunity as it is a test. The ball is in the American court.”

In March, Trump sent a message to Iran’s leader through a broker from the United Arab Emirates, which determines his willingness to negotiate.

This offer was rejected by Iran, although its leadership indicates a willingness to discuss a possible deal with the United States on a third party.

Reducing Iran’s ability to build nuclear weapons was a major goal of the US foreign policy and its allies for decades.

In 2015, President Barack Obama at the time concluded an agreement with Iran, according to which he would limit his nuclear activities and allow international inspectors to enter the country to ensure that facilities are used only for civil purposes and not weapons production.

On the other hand, Iran was to be offered to be offered, which paralyzed its economy.

This agreement participated in the signing of China, France, Germany, Russia and the United Kingdom.

However, in 2018, Trump removed the United States unilaterally from the deal, which he was strongly criticized during his first presidential campaign.

In the following years, Iran has increased its conditions. The International Atomic Energy Agency has warned that Tehran has built large inventories of enriched uranium, which can be used to make nuclear bombs.

In recent months, Trump has repeatedly sparked a possibility of negotiating a new agreement with Iran, with military action threatening if one cannot reach.

Israel sees its rival from Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon for its long -term security. According to what was reported, he has discouraged production facilities in recent months.

Last year, Israel said it struck an Iranian nuclear site in response to the missile attack in Iran on Israel.

Speaking at the White House, Netanyahu said: “We and the United States are united in the goal that Iran does not get nuclear weapons.

“If it can be done diplomatically at full capacity, the way it was done in Libya, I think this will be a good thing.”