Tehran-Sana
The head of the Iranian Parliamentary Judicial Committee, Moussa Ghazanfar Abadi, confirmed that his country will not return to talks to revive the nuclear agreement in Vienna without taking practical steps by the other parties, including canceling the embargo imposed on Iran.
Ghazanfar Abadi said in a statement carried by Fars News Agency today that the return of his country's confidence in the "five plus one" group with regard to the nuclear agreement signed with Iran is taking place by this group taking practical steps by implementing its commitments under this agreement.
Ghazanfar Abadi warned against the consequences of continuing the nuclear negotiations according to the previous approach, which will only result in wasting time, stressing the need for the United States to cancel all forms of the unjust embargo imposed on the Iranian people.
Ghazanfar Abadi stated that confidence in the United States has been lost since its withdrawal from the nuclear agreement and the imposition of a new embargo on Iran, and that European countries have contributed to fueling this situation by taking positions supportive of Washington.
It is noteworthy that the sixth round of negotiations to revive the nuclear agreement in Vienna concluded on June 20.
