Russia, China calls us to drop Iran’s sanctions, restart nuclear talks Politics News

The Deputy Foreign Ministers in Russia, China and Iran call for multilateral talks about the end of the “illegal” US sanctions.

Representative Iran, Russia and China The administration of the US President Donald Trump urged the end of the sanctions imposed against Tehran because of its fast nuclear program, while calling for the resumption of multilateral talks on this issue.

As for the three countries, “it stressed the necessity of ending all unilateral sanctions,” the Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Mahako read a joint statement issued on Friday. He was surrounded by his counterparts from Russia, Rabikov Sergey Alexevich, Iran, Kazim Garibabadi.

“The relevant parties must eliminate the root causes of the current situation and abandon the penalties, pressure and threats using force.”

The Iranian Garibadi praised the meeting as “very positive and positive”, even when he accused “some countries” of creating an “unnecessary crisis” to thwart Tehran.

Later on Friday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was scheduled to meet with senior diplomats.

The talks are the latest attempt to solve Iran’s dead end, as Trump is trying to communicate with its supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamni in an attempt to jump talks.

Any progress in Iran with the Trump administration requires the support of Russia and China, and they are permanent members of the United Nations Security Council alongside the United States, France and Britain.

The approval of the Security Council paved the way for the implementation of the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal, which Trump abandoned 2018 During his first term as president, he began to move years of attacks and tensions in the broader Middle East.

Under the original nuclear deal for 2015, Iran allowed only to enriching uranium up to 3.67 percent of purity and maintaining uranium stock of 300 kilograms (661 pounds). The last report issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Iran’s program was placed its stock in 8,294.4 kg (18286 pounds) as it enriches a small part of it to 60 percent of purity.

Iran insists that its nuclear program is peaceful.

While Iran has maintained that it will not negotiate under threat, its economy has been provided due to US sanctions. The protests are more Women’s rightsThe economy of Iranian theocraticism in recent years has rocked his government.

Last Friday, Trump said he sent a letter to my crude, urging negotiations but also warns of possible military measures.

In response, Khounai mocked the American president, saying he was not interested in talking with the “bullying government”. He complained that Tehran “negotiated for years, reached a full and signed agreement”, and Trump “torn it”.

Iranian President Masoud Bezishian also said that he will not negotiate with the United States during his “threat”, and Iran will not bend “orders” to speak. But he previously said in a speech to the United Nations that Tehran was “Ready to engage”.

Other Iranian officials presented some signals on the possibility of negotiations, and the last meeting in Beijing can indicate the opening of new talks.