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Iran angry with Biden administration: "Trump has left while waiting for a phone call from us"
An adviser to Rouhani rejected the US Secretary of State's statement that Tehran should reaffirm its commitment to the nuclear deal before the US removes the sanctions. He likened this to the approach taken by the previous administration. - Far beyond the limitations of the agreement
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Thursday, 28 January 2021, 15:38
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Iran reacted today (Thursday) in anger and frustration after the United States made it clear that it would not lift sanctions on it until it fully complied with its obligations under the nuclear deal.
This is after the words of Foreign Minister Anthony Blinken, who said yesterday that such a scenario would take some time, and hinted that any significant progress in the negotiations would not take place before the Iranian presidential election in June.
Blinken's remarks drew a response from several Iranian sources who claimed that the Biden administration was using the same tactics as the Trump administration.
Hassamadin Ashna, an adviser to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, wrote on Twitter that if Blinkan's approach had been effective, then "Donald Trump would not have left the White House waiting for a phone call from Iran."
In the past two weeks, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has made it clear that Tehran will once again fulfill its role in the nuclear deal after the United States removes the sanctions that have hit its economy hard in recent years.
Zarif clarified that Tehran opposes opening the agreement for negotiations or including the missile plan.
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Blinken, yesterday (Photo: Reuters)
Having already violated the restrictions on dozens of uranium, Iran is now threatening to restrict UN inspectors' access to its nuclear sites starting next month. In one of them, near the city of Qom, parliamentary speaker Muhammad Klibaf, who will be briefed on recent developments, visited today.
Iranian officials said on the margins of the visit that preparations for installing additional centrifuges second generation next three months, and that the enriched uranium to 20% greater than 17 pounds already - far beyond the limits of the nuclear agreement.
Blinkn, who spoke yesterday on the Iranian issue with Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi and European foreign ministers, put together a team of experts in order to negotiate with Iran, and it may be taken as an opening position for maximum prior to the start of talks with Tehran. he also said he wants to ensure that Congress skeptical supports the government's actions.
he spoke after warning of Hrtmc"l Aviv Kochavi, who urged the Biden administration not to return to the nuclear deal with Iran in a controversial speech he delivered earlier this week.
On Tuesday, Zarif rejected a position similar to that of Blinken heard from France, a partner in the nuclear deal.
"Why on earth would Iran - a country that stood upright and overcame four years of brutal economic terror forced into breach of the agreement and Security Council resolution - demonstrate a gesture of goodwill first?", He tweeted.
"It is the United States that has violated the agreement, for no reason. It needs to correct its mistake, and then Iran will respond.
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