Iran said he was not planning to continue nuclear interviews with the US, although he is preparing for discussions about his atomic program with European, Russian and Chinese officials this week.
“At the moment, we are not planning to negotiate with the US,” said the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei at a television press conference on Monday. Previously, Iranian State Television said Iranian diplomats plan to meet counterparts from the UK, France and Germany for nuclear interviews in Istanbul.
Baghaei said that Iranian representatives of Foreign Ministers “seriously increase” Tehran’s requirements during these discussions. He did not observe the requirements, but he said that Tehran would bring countries to the task for his attitude during the last month in the US and Israeli air strikes in Iran.
Baghaei also warned any attempt by these three European countries-so known as the E3-in the restoration of UN sanctions through the so-called Snapback mechanism would endanger their right to any role in nuclear negotiations and their ability to induce any of its provisions or processes.
The “Snapback” is the 2015 nuclear agreement, which allows participating countries to provoke the UN Security process that could automatically regulate wide sanctions to the Islamic Republic if it is considered a violation of the agreement.
On Sunday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the E3 “lacks any legal, political and moral position” to activate the mechanism because of its failure to comply with the nuclear agreement after US President Donald Trump left during his first term and “political and material support” Israeli and US attacks on his country.
On Tuesday, Tehran plans to host Russian and Chinese officials about interviews focused on nuclear problem and prospect of further sanctions, Baghaei said. The meeting comes after Ali Larijans, head of the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, visited Russia on Sunday and discussed the Iranian nuclear program and regional development with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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