Anthony Blinkkin, the US secretary of state, announced today, Wednesday, that he has ruled out the idea of restoring the Iran nuclear deal in the foreseeable future.
In remarks reported by “Russia Today” this evening, Blinken stated: “At the moment, I do not see the prospect of the short term to move forward” to resurrect the nuclear agreement with Iran.
He added: “Why, because the Iranians will continue to try to introduce non -essential issues in discussions about the joint comprehensive work plan,” pledging to prevent the United States from developing a nuclear weapon.
We still think diplomacy is the finest and most efficient course of action, he continued.
” The statements came, the day after the Iranian President, Ibrahim Raisi, accused the United States of procrastinating in the talks aimed at reviving the agreement on his country’s nuclear program, which has been struggling for weeks.
My head quoted “France 24” when telling him that the Americans needed to decide today but were holding off.
His country “seeks to lift the ban (sanctions), but it also put the subject of neutralising the impacts of this embargo on its agenda,” he continued.
The United States forbids the immediate renewal of the nuclear agreement with Iran
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