Iranian Foreign Ministry: We do not accept any side agreement between Europe and America on the nucl

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[rtl]Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Tehran would not accept any side agreement that the Americans and Europeans were talking about.[/rtl]

[rtl]Zarif said in an interview with CBS, referring to talks on a bilateral agreement between Europe and America on the nuclear deal that Iran would not accept this agreement, which Europeans say is aimed at maintaining the nuclear agreement in the face of the threats of US President Donald Trump.[/rtl]

[rtl]In response to a reporter for the American channel CBS, whether America and its allies reached a side agreement on the sidelines of the nuclear agreement to raise the concern of US President Trump, will you accept this agreement? Zarif said, because it is important that the Europeans push the United States to abide by the nuclear agreement. It is America that has not complied with the nuclear agreement.[/rtl]

[rtl]In response to a question about the Iranian president's rejection of the US president's proposal to hold a bilateral meeting between the two sides, Trump said at the time that Trump was insulting at the United Nations General Assembly. We believe that any bilateral meeting requires mutual respect. If the US president is not prepared for this, Returns with no positive result.[/rtl]

[rtl]The Iranian foreign minister said on the possibility of a bilateral meeting between the presidents of the two countries. "We and the framework of the nuclear agreement have mechanisms to hold meetings between the officials of the two countries and these meetings take place in this period, but we must see whether these meetings return positive results.[/rtl]

[rtl]On the possibility of meeting Iran's Foreign Minister, Mike Bamiyo, proposed by Trump to counter the responsibility of the US State Department, he said: "I repeat that any international deal requires bilateral respect; we must wait to see what will happen."[/rtl]

[rtl]The Iranian foreign minister addressed some of the statements made by Trump administration officials, including the White House national security adviser on US efforts to topple the regime in Iran, saying these remarks were "illusion."[/rtl]

[rtl]"In my opinion, America has not set aside the idea of ​​regime change in Iran at all. Today they are making it plain. But the point of attention is that they used to depend on the dictatorships in the region on Washington, and as President Trump said these countries can not continue for two weeks without US support, America ties relations with the dictatorships in the region and therefore they are making statements about regime change in Iran, They have not been able to influence the decisions of the Iranians during the past 40 years, even when the Islamic Revolution was in its infancy and in the circumstances of the imposed war that lasted for eight years. "[/rtl]

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