Negotiations on a revival of the 2015 agreement between Iran and the other contracting parties have been stalled for several months. Now there is a signal from Tehran to resume talks.
The deadlocked negotiations on the international nuclear agreement with Iran are to be resumed shortly.
After talks with EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell in Tehran, Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Amirabdollahian assured: “We are ready to resume nuclear negotiations in the next few days.” At a joint appearance, Borrell spoke out in favor of negotiating again immediately. “We will break this stalemate and end the escalation process we were in,” said the Spaniard.
Negotiations on a revival of the 2015 agreement between Iran and the other contracting parties – China, Germany, France, Great Britain, Russia and the USA – have been stalled since March. The background is said to be differences between the leadership in Tehran and the US government over the status of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. In the United States, the Revolutionary Guards have been on a list of terrorist organizations for years.
The International Atomic Energy Agency recently warned that Iran only needs a few weeks to produce the starting material for a nuclear bomb. Tehran has repeatedly emphasized that nuclear technology should only be used for peaceful purposes. The agreement is intended to significantly limit the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. In return, the prospect of sanctions being lifted. The United States unilaterally withdrew from the agreement in 2018 under then-President Donald Trump and imposed new sanctions on Iran.
Source: Stern
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