Iran is open to restricted nuclear talks with us

If Iran is limited to military care, a day after a day, a day after a day after the President Trump, he said he was open to talk about a day after a day to discuss a day later.

“The purpose of the talks is such discussions can be considered if the Iranian nuclear program is to deal with any potential militarization of Iran’s nuclear program,” said, “Iran’s mission of the United Nations gossip On the post on social media on Sunday.

If the comments did not represent a turn in politics, the Iranian Supreme Leader, which has the final authority in such issues, made an angry comment Mr. Trump’s Negotiation Renewal Proposal.

Saturday, Mr Khamenei in a social media post grip “Bucharic governments” trying to restrict Iran. Words have not directly appealed to Mr. Trump or his proposal. The President warned that Tehran would want to choose between the risk of bend its nuclear program or losing a military attack

Experts say Iran is on the eve of insufficient uranium enrichment to produce nuclear weapons. The Islamic Republic says the nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.

The Iranian UN mission said, “Negotiations will never happen,” their goal is to demolish Tehran’s “peaceful nuclear program”.

Visible conflicting remarks, among Iranian officials, may reflect a piece on whether the negotiations are re-entered after Mr. Trump in the first term. The United States withdrawn He hit the nuclear deal by Tehran and Salafi Barack Obama.

Satar, including President Mesut Pezeshkian, who began last year, said they wanted to start discussions, including Iranian leaders and discussions. Dear Khamenei, he owns the final stage and said Iran could not trust the United States.

Mr. Trump’s suggestion comes The strategic environment for Iran has significantly deteriorated.

Israel has severely weakened Tehran’s regional commitment, Hezbollah and Hamas and destroyed almost all weather protection against Iran’s nuclear facilities. In December, a rebel coalition made an authoritarian ruler of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, Tehran Ally.

Some high-level Israeli officials claim that Iran will never have a better moment in the main nuclear facilities.