Tehran-SANA
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani affirmed that the United States did not exit from the nuclear agreement through negotiations until its return necessitated conducting negotiations, indicating that the diplomatic path is clear in this file, which is to lift the embargo imposed on his country and Washington's fulfillment of its pledges.
Fars News Agency quoted Rouhani as saying in a phone call today with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson that "Iran's policy specified in the nuclear agreement is based on work in exchange for work," adding that "the failure of European parties to fulfill their obligations in the nuclear deal has only led to a loss of confidence in Europe and a narrowing of the climate." Diplomat more ”.
Rouhani indicated that the US administration claims that it aspires to return to the nuclear agreement and its implementation, but so far it has not taken any practical action in this field, adding that “Iran should not be the only party that pays the price for preserving the agreement and that all the measures that Iran has taken so far have been in The framework of the nuclear agreement and in order to restore and maintain balance to it.
Rouhani pointed out that the US embargo and the obstacles put in place by Washington and its allies that prevent Iran from obtaining its financial resources abroad have doubled the suffering of the Iranian people in the face of the Corona virus and access to treatment, and he said, “The international community has demonstrated that it is not ready for a civilized confrontation with the Corona crisis, and this is without a doubt. A moral failure of the international community.
Rouhani affirmed Tehran's permanent readiness to work on resolving crises in the Middle East "within the framework of regional cooperation and strengthening the role of the United Nations", reiterating his country's opposition to external interference in Iraq's internal affairs, stressing that the United States government "should take responsibility for its mistakes in the region and correct them."
For his part, Johnson said that his country wants to preserve the nuclear agreement and find solutions to return its parties to their obligations, stressing Iran's role in bringing peace and stability to the region.