Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that Iran will not allow a repeat of the US failure to implement the previous JCPOA agreement. Negotiations "must be conducted wisely." About this reported the More News.
Thus, speaking at the ceremony, Arakchi emphasized the need for a clear understanding of the current geopolitical landscape.
«"The unjust sanctions imposed on our people are a major obstacle to Iran's economic development," — the head of the Foreign Ministry stated.
The Foreign Minister outlined two important strategies for addressing these sanctions, including negotiating and engaging with international partners to lift them and neutralizing their impact through self-reliance and domestic initiatives, which he considers a top priority.
Araqchi stressed that Iran “must disappoint the sanctions parties by calling the neutralization of sanctions a national duty.” He noted that negotiations are needed to lift sanctions, but not a policy of maximum pressure.
"Negotiating from a position of weakness is not real negotiation - it is capitulation. We will never negotiate under such conditions," - he emphasized.
He confirmed that Iran had never refused to negotiate, but the experience of the previous deal proved that the US could not be trusted, adding that Iran would not negotiate with a country that imposes new sanctions while sitting at the negotiating table.
Before this it was reported, that US President Donald Trump wants to sign a new nuclear deal with Iran. The countries already signed such an agreement in 2015, but Trump withdrew the US from it in 2018.
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