FPÖ criticizes Foreign Minister: Iran crisis leads to diplomatic disaster

FPÖ criticizes Foreign Minister: Iran crisis leads to diplomatic disaster

Maskat, Oman - The foreign policy situation around the Iranian nuclear program is becoming increasingly dangerous. In a current constitutional protection report by the government's state protection and intelligence service (DSN) it is found that Iran already has far advanced nuclear weapons skills. This alarming assessment led to the order of Austrian diplomat Michaela Pacher to the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, such as the FPÖ foreign policy, neutrality and EU spokeswoman NABG. Dr. Susanne Fürst criticizes that the situation is a diplomatic disaster. Her demands for an immediate clarification of the secret service scandal will become louder, and she also sees the ÖVP interior minister Karner in the responsibility for this "irresponsible intelligence scandal".

Prince emphasizes that the DSN has brought Austrian diplomacy into an unsustainable situation and that Austria's credibility is endangered. She sees the inactivity of Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger a serious weakness because it did not react to the situation. The consequence of these developments are demands for personnel consequences and a professional security structure that acts in the sense of Austria. A foreign policy that emphasizes prudence and neutrality is now essential, according to Fürst.

worrying developments in Iran

The worrying developments in Iran are not only limited to Austria. In his most recent assessment, US Secretary of State Antony Flashing that Iran is only removed from the production capacity of fleece that is "one or two weeks". The termination of the nuclear agreement by the Trump government is identified as a "big mistake" and flashes confirms that the United States closely observes developments in the Iranian nuclear program. The country has not developed any nuclear weapons so far, but the situation is increasingly critical.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has found that Iran is still expanding its nuclear program and plans to install further cascades of uranium centrifuges in Natans and Fordo. Despite Iran's claim, this happens not to make nuclear weapons. However, the stocks of highly enriched uranium and the enrichment to 60 percent are a direct challenge for international efforts, since an enrichment to 90 percent is necessary for the production of nuclear weapons.

diplomatic efforts in the Middle East

This threatened to be massive bombing, the negotiations should be unsuccessful. The US position requires a complete task of the enrichment program by Iran, which experts consider unlikely, since the nuclear program in Iran is considered a symbol of national pride. In order to step into a new deal at all, Iran calls for a defusing of military tensions and the abolition of sanctions.

The geopolitical implications of these developments are considerable, especially since Iran has expanded strategic partnerships with countries such as China and Russia. These relationships and the dependence on oil sales, especially with China as the most important buyer, strengthen the position of Tehrans, while the West continues to hope for a de -escalation.