Iran handed Trump’s response to nuclear negotiations
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Iran responded to US President Donald Trump’s letter, in which he demanded to return to the conclusion of a new agreement on the Iranian nuclear program.
Source: About this agency Irna said Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi, reports “European Truth”
Details: According to Arakchi, the answer to the letter of Trump was sent « through the appropriate channel and through Oman. »
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« The official answer contains a letter in which our view of the status quo and letter of Trump was fully laid out and transferred to the other side, » the Iranian Foreign Minister added.
Arakchi repeated that Iran refuses to participate in direct negotiations with the United States as long as Tehran undergoes « maximum pressure » and military threats, but indirect negotiations « can continue as in the past. »
In early March, Donald Trump stated that he had sent Supreme Leader Iran Ayatoli Ali Hamenei a letter with a proposal for the Iranian nuclear program.
According to AXIOS sources, Trump’s letter to Hameney He was « rigid » and contained not only a proposal of negotiations on a new nuclear agreement, but also the consequences if Tehran rejects it.
Although Iran publicly denies Intentions to create nuclear weapons, its reserves of uranium, enriched by 60%, will be enough for six nuclear bombs if it is enriched up to 90%.
As you know after returning to the White House Donald Trump renewed his « Maximum Pressure » campaign on Iran to prevent it from receiving nuclear weapons.
