US President Donald Trump declared that Washington started holding direct conversations with Tehran for oversight on Iran’s atomic energy program.
Donald Trump announced during his Oval Office meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that talks with Iran had begun in direct fashion. It’ll go on Saturday. We have scheduled a major event which will determine our possibilities. All participants acknowledge that a diplomatic agreement would be preferable than any other solution.
Before this Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian specifically refused to conduct dialogues directly with the U.S. about their nuclear program. According to Hassan Rouhani the Iranian president the nation engages in talks however broken promises have generated previous problems between sides therefore they need proof of building trust.
Donald Trump expressed “that would be great if a deal got made” according to his remarks. The situation for Iran will be severe in any case where the deal fails to materialize.
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that Iran sought to achieve weapons-grade uranium enrichment despite denying its atomic program operated for military purposes. This development attracted the US President’s warning.
The president declared in an earlier statement that something might bombard Iran if a deal fails to emerge. Making a deal would present better options than executing the obvious plan.
