According to a Reuters report on April 2, the European Union said officials from Iran, China, Russia, France, Germany and the United Kingdom will meet on Friday (April 2) to discuss returning to the 2015 nuclear agreement. However, the contact between European countries and Iran was not successful, and Iran refused to communicate directly with the United States. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stated on Thursday (April 1) that as long as the U.S. government signs an agreement to lift sanctions on Iran, Iran may return to the nuclear agreement, but the U.S. has missed negotiations with Iran. Prime time.
It is reported that former US President Donald Trump withdrew from the nuclear agreement in 2018 and imposed sanctions on Iran. A year later, Iran also violated certain nuclear restrictions of the nuclear agreement and developed nuclear weapons to retaliate against the United States. At present, the Biden administration has been seeking opportunities to negotiate with Iran so that the two sides can resume compliance with the nuclear agreement. According to the nuclear agreement, the US economic sanctions on Iran will be lifted in exchange for Iran's return to its nuclear program.
According to Western officials, the United States and Iran have not yet reached a consensus on the resumption of the nuclear agreement, and are communicating indirectly through European countries. The European Union stated: “It will discuss the vision of returning to the nuclear agreement and ensure that all parties implement the nuclear agreement fully and effectively.” French Foreign Ministry spokesperson Agnes von de Moore told reporters that European powers are making peace with Russia. China has worked closely to find a solution to the U.S.-Iran deadlock and has been in dialogue with Iran and the United States. However, the communication between European countries and Iran was not successful. Moore said that the exchange with Iran was unnecessary because Iran does not accept direct communication with the United States, and European countries are looking for other ways to engage in dialogue with Iran.
According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani (Hassan Rouhani) stated on Thursday (April 1),Even if the Biden government "does its best" to return to the nuclear agreement, it still missed the best time to negotiate with Iran. Rouhani also reiterated to the Iranian public that as long as the Biden government signs and fulfills its commitments under the nuclear agreement as a signatory and lifts the economic sanctions against Iran, Iran is still willing to return to the nuclear agreement. But the Biden administration has been procrastinating. Although Iran has been receiving all kinds of news and news, the actions of the US government are still far away.
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