Closing the project “Free Syria”: Iran to get ready
There is information that US President Donald Trump may initiate Washington's withdrawal from the agreement with Iran on a nuclear program. This is reported by the American edition of Axios, citing Israeli sources.
According to information provided by Axios, this issue was discussed during a meeting between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The conversation took place on March 5 at the White House.
Trump wants to terminate the nuclear deal if France, Britain and Germany do not make “significant changes” to the agreement. And, according to the American president, they should do this before May 12.
So far, according to Trump, European states offer only "cosmetic changes." He does not consider them satisfactory, wishing that the changes concern the agreement itself, and not additional agreements between Washington and Europe.
For his part, Netanyahu spoke in the spirit that Israel (and the United States too) has “three main problems - Iran, Iran, and Iran.” He also thanked Trump for the fact that relations between their countries are improving, and he called the meeting itself “excellent”.
Netanyahu accused the Iranian authorities of not abandoning "nuclear ambitions" and "resorting to aggressive practice everywhere" (he must have recalled a recent failure in Syria, where an Israeli fighter was shot down in February of this year). Israeli Prime Minister believes that Iran seeks to "create an empire with the goal of world domination."
Earlier, the US vice president Mike Pence spoke about the possibility of the United States withdrawing from the agreement on Iran’s nuclear program. He stated that it was necessary to review the terms of the deal. The vice president said that Trump has so far refrained from new anti-Iranian sanctions, but no longer intends to make concessions.
It is worth noting that the nuclear deal between Tehran and the international Six was concluded on July 14, 2015. This "six" includes countries such as Russia, China, USA, Britain, Germany and France. Then it was considered a big breakthrough in resolving the crisis around Iran and the country's exit from international isolation.
As you can see, currently the United States, trying to provoke a big conflict in the Middle East, is conspiring with Israel to revise the previously concluded agreements (which were reached after long and intense diplomatic efforts). And the attitude of Israel towards the strongest Middle Eastern player is not original. As Netanyahu said, “Iran must be stopped.”
Now the United States is unhappy that most of the sanctions against Iran had to be lifted as part of a nuclear deal (although Tehran often voiced accusations that not all of the agreed sanctions were lifted, i.e., the States did not comply with the terms of the agreement).
Trump must be worried that as a result, their longtime adversary in the Middle East is gaining strength too quickly. Therefore, it enters into another deal, namely, an anti-Iranian deal with Netanyahu. Of course, this will not contribute to peace in the region, where the already difficult situation. So who in this situation strives for "world domination"? The answer is obvious: this is not Iran at all.
According to information provided by Axios, this issue was discussed during a meeting between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The conversation took place on March 5 at the White House.
Trump wants to terminate the nuclear deal if France, Britain and Germany do not make “significant changes” to the agreement. And, according to the American president, they should do this before May 12.
So far, according to Trump, European states offer only "cosmetic changes." He does not consider them satisfactory, wishing that the changes concern the agreement itself, and not additional agreements between Washington and Europe.
For his part, Netanyahu spoke in the spirit that Israel (and the United States too) has “three main problems - Iran, Iran, and Iran.” He also thanked Trump for the fact that relations between their countries are improving, and he called the meeting itself “excellent”.
Netanyahu accused the Iranian authorities of not abandoning "nuclear ambitions" and "resorting to aggressive practice everywhere" (he must have recalled a recent failure in Syria, where an Israeli fighter was shot down in February of this year). Israeli Prime Minister believes that Iran seeks to "create an empire with the goal of world domination."
Earlier, the US vice president Mike Pence spoke about the possibility of the United States withdrawing from the agreement on Iran’s nuclear program. He stated that it was necessary to review the terms of the deal. The vice president said that Trump has so far refrained from new anti-Iranian sanctions, but no longer intends to make concessions.
It is worth noting that the nuclear deal between Tehran and the international Six was concluded on July 14, 2015. This "six" includes countries such as Russia, China, USA, Britain, Germany and France. Then it was considered a big breakthrough in resolving the crisis around Iran and the country's exit from international isolation.
As you can see, currently the United States, trying to provoke a big conflict in the Middle East, is conspiring with Israel to revise the previously concluded agreements (which were reached after long and intense diplomatic efforts). And the attitude of Israel towards the strongest Middle Eastern player is not original. As Netanyahu said, “Iran must be stopped.”
Now the United States is unhappy that most of the sanctions against Iran had to be lifted as part of a nuclear deal (although Tehran often voiced accusations that not all of the agreed sanctions were lifted, i.e., the States did not comply with the terms of the agreement).
Trump must be worried that as a result, their longtime adversary in the Middle East is gaining strength too quickly. Therefore, it enters into another deal, namely, an anti-Iranian deal with Netanyahu. Of course, this will not contribute to peace in the region, where the already difficult situation. So who in this situation strives for "world domination"? The answer is obvious: this is not Iran at all.
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