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Iranian diplomats met with colleagues from the UK, Germany and France for nuclear negotiations, for the first time after Israel launched attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities in June.
The strikes caused a 12-day war, which also saw a number of nuclear monuments in Iran in the US, which led to a sharp end of US nuclear negotiations.
Three European powers who attended negotiations known as E3, They threatened to return sanctions on Iran if there was no progress against negotiations on a new nuclear transaction by the end of August.
Iranian Foreign Minister Kazas Haribabadi said they had “serious, sincere and detailed” and agreed to continue consultations.
Earlier this week, Garibabadi said the calling of the sanctions would be “completely illegal”.
Iran’s nuclear sanctions have previously been lifted as a result of Iran’s 2015 nuclear transaction, which was agreed with the United States, the United Kingdom, France, China, Russia and Germany.
The next years of tension about Iran’s efforts to develop nuclear weapons are what Tehran has always denied.
According to the terms of the transaction, Iran has agreed to limit its nuclear activity and allow international inspectors.
The United States left the transaction in 2018 during President Donald Trump’s first term, and the leader said it did too little to prevent Iran to create a path to a nuclear bomb. With its withdrawal, all US sanctions were again imposed on Iran.
Iran has avenged, increasingly violating the restrictions.
The UK, Germany and France threaten to repay serious sanctions on Iran if it does not agree to limit its nuclear program with a term established in October.
As negotiations began on Friday, the CEO of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Iran said he would be ready to restart the conversations at the technical level regarding her nuclear program.
Raphael Gross also noted that Iran should be transparent in its facilities and activities.
“We need to listen to Iran in terms of what they believe should be taken precautions,” he added.
Iranian Foreign Ministry press secretary said Iranian state media that E3 countries should use the meeting to “compensate for the previous unobstructed policy”.
He also accused the three countries of justifying the “violation of the law and aggression”, supporting the US-Israel attacks in June, adding that Iran officially protested against his position during current negotiations.
In June, the Iranian Parliament rejected cooperation with the UN Nuclear Caler after tensions with Israel and the United States.
This happened after Israel launched strikes in Iran on June 13, to which Tehran responded with missiles and drones.
The US, one of the strongest allies of Israel, then gave Iran a two -week window to restore diplomatic relations.
At this time, on June 20, diplomats from Germany, France and the UK met with Iran for negotiations in Geneva seeking de -escalation.
Then Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Arakhchi said his country is “ready” to meet again with E3 representatives.
But after Geneva talks in Washington started their own attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities. President Trump said an operation known as the Midnight Hammer Operation “eliminated” Iran’s nuclear capabilities.
The US intelligence assessment, published in June, suggested that the US strikes did not destroy the country’s nuclear program and probably only returned it a few months.
