We want to negotiate with Iran in the nuclear program: United States envoy Nuclear Energy News

Tehran accuses us of bullying tactics, with an uncertainty in the nuclear deal under Trump’s renewable campaign.

American envoy Steve Whitchov said that US President Donald Trump’s continued towards Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamnai, in a possible new nuclear deal is an attempt to avoid direct military action.

“We do not need to solve everything militarily,” Witkev told Fox News on Sunday. “A reference to Iran is” let’s sit and see whether, through dialogue, through diplomacy, we can reach the right place. “If we can, we are ready to do so. And if we cannot, the alternative is not a great alternative.”

Witkoff comments come after Trump said on March 7 that he sent a message to the Iranian leadership seeking to participate in talks on Iranian nuclear activities and a warning of possible military action if refused. My Cohli criticized this approach, which he said that Iran would not interact with the “fatwa”.

Trump also threatened Tehran because of any support for the alignment in Iran in Yemen, who resumed their military support for the Palestinians by targeting Israel after they surrounded help and then resumed its war in Gaza.

Intensive American air strikes on Yemen Last week, Trump said We will bear Tehran responsible For any attacks from the Yemeni Houthis, Iran’s insistence that the group is working independently.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragichi said on Sunday that talks with the United States were impossible unless Washington changed the pressure policy. On Thursday, he said that the message was “actually more threatening”, and that Tehran would soon respond.

There is little confidence in Iran in negotiating obligations in the United States after Trump in 2018 removed the United States of the historical nuclear deal – the joint comprehensive action plan (JCPOA) – imposing additional sanctions on Iran. JCOPA was signed with the global authorities in 2015 to reduce the Iranian nuclear deal for sanctions.

Since Trump withdrew unilaterally from the agreement, Iran has stolen its enrichment from uranium to purity of up to 60 percent-after a step of 90 percent required for uranium at the level of weapons.

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which carries out searches for Iranian nuclear sites, Iran has gathered. SufficientlyBut he did not make any effort to build one.

While Trump hinted at the desire to negotiate with Iran since he returned to the White House earlier this year, he restored the “maximum pressure” campaign against Tehran.

On Wednesday, senior White House officials once again said that Iran should completely get rid of its nuclear program, leaving all uranium enrichment activity, even at low levels.

This, in addition to Trump’s threats to military action against Iran, paid calls from inside Iran to Abandoning its officially announced policy He will never follow nuclear weapons.