Iran responded to the final nuclear proposal
Foreign Minister of Iran Hussein Amir-Abdullahyan previously told IRNA that the American side “verbally accepted the two demands” put forward by Tehran.
Iran To restore the 2015 nuclear deal Europe He responded to the offer reached through the mediation of the European Union (EU). However, the details of the answer are not disclosed.
Official IRNA news agency wrote on August 16, the representatives presented the final answer. The agency suggested that Tehran is unlikely to accept the EU’s offer, although there have been warnings that there will be no further talks.
“The differences of opinion are on three issues, USA verbally agreed to both, but it should be written down. The third issue is related to ensuring the sustainability of the agreement, which depends on the realism of the United States. – writes IRNA.
“Iran Submitting his written response to the draft of the Vienna agreement, he stated that if the United States reacts with realism and flexibility, the agreement can be signed. – the agency notes.
Foreign Minister of Iran Hussein Amir-Abdullahyan previously told IRNA that the American side “verbally accepted the two demands” put forward by Tehran.
Chief diplomat of the EU Joseph BorrelThe spokesman confirmed that Tehran has submitted its answer and that it is being investigated. The spokesperson did not disclose the details of the response.
Restoring the nuclear deal USAmay result in the lifting of sanctions on Iran’s oil production. The possibility of this has caused the price of oil to fall in the world.
2018-in USA President Donald Trump withdrew from the nuclear agreement and reinstated heavy sanctions on Iran.
Countries negotiating with Iran were waiting for Tehran’s response to the final draft. Borrel presented the final draft last week.
IRNA writes with reference to an unnamed Iranian diplomat that “Europe The Union’s proposals are acceptable, provided that they provide assurances to Iran on various issues, sanctions and guarantee measures. This list also includes issues pending resolution with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
BritainDemon, FranceGermany and Russia resumed negotiations with Iran after a few months’ break. The US is not directly involved in the negotiations.