Iran shows willingness to talk: An end to the nuclear conflict in sight?

Iran shows willingness to talk: An end to the nuclear conflict in sight?

In the middle of the tense relationships between the United States and Iran, Tehran indicated his willingness for talks after US President Donald Trump announced new sanctions against the country. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that it was possible to ensure that Iran does not strive for weapons. Trump had previously threatened with a "maximum pressure" policy to stop the Iranian nuclear ambitions, and at the same time expressed it optimistically that his strategy does not have to be used often. This reports vienna.at .

Trump, who unilaterally announced the nuclear agreement concluded during his first term of the nuclear agreements that were supposed to prevent the development of nuclear weapons, now believes that stricter sanctioning is the right way. However, Araqchi pointed out that the pressure would not bring the desired success and described the past strategy as failed. Iran has recently increased its uranium enrichment and thus triggered concern in the international community. According to reports from jüdische-allgemeine.de Tehran Last has put tens of thousands of new centrifuges into operation and is currently enriching up to a level of pureness of 60 percent After nuclear weapons dangerously close.

In addition, the Iranian Vice President Mohammed-Resa Area said that a high-ranking meeting between Trump and Iran's President Massud Peseschkian was currently not planned. Nevertheless, there was a FATWA that prohibits the possession of nuclear weapons in Iran. AREF emphasized that Trump does not have to worry about the Iranian nuclear goals, which indicates a complex but decisive struggle for trust between the two nations.