WASHINGTON: US Pointman in Iran update Monday’s warning that is not determined if the administrative state does not reverse nuclear steps, but President Joe Biden’s government will always choose diplomacy.
Rob Malley said after a week trip that European Arab countries and Gulf support a peaceful solution to end Iran’s nuclear program.
But he stressed that the United States has a “other option” – a warning made by the State Secretary Antony Blinken earlier this month with his colleagues from Israel, who has threatened to attack.
“We will continue to pursue diplomacy even when we pursue other steps if we face a world where we need to do that,” Malley told reporters.
He said the Biden government continued to believe that “this can only be completed diplomatically.” “Diplomatic windows will never be closed,” he said.
But specifically updated the 2015 nuclear agreement, Malley said, “The window for negotiations about returning to Jcpoa will not open forever.” “This is not a chronological hour; it’s a technological clock.
At some point, JCPOA will be very eroded because Iran will make progress that cannot be reversed,” he said.
Iran obeyed the 2015 agreement achieved by former President Barack Obama to drop his nuclear work drastically – until his successor Donald Trump attracted the United States and regulated sweeping sanctions.
Biden served offered a revival of an agreement, but six rounds of indirect talks with Iran had been required when Tehran encouraged to raise broader US sanctions outside the steps issued by Trump.
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plans that we see are implemented before our eyes now seem to be Iran who postpone talks and accelerate their nuclear program,” Malley said, “Malley said.” We hope they choose the way others, “he said, who would” provide greater economic opportunities to Iran and a greater sense of security both to regions and the world.
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