Sullivan: Trump administration agreeme with Iran is possible
The former US national security adviser said that the agreeme would probably be similar to the Year 2 nuclear deal, saying that Donald Trump’s governme agreeme with Iran on its nuclear program.
Former US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said in an ierview today (Sunday) that US Preside Donald Trump could reach an agreeme on stopping Iran’s nuclear program.
Former CIA chief William Burns, who also coributed to the US -Iran nuclear talks in year 2, which led to the nuclear deal of the year, said earlier that the opportunity was good but not easy. According to him, Iran will not agree to enrich “zero”.
Sullivan, former US Preside Joe Biden’s governme, said in an ierview with ABC News that Trump could reach a new agreeme with Iran, but it will probably resemble the nuclear deal of the year, which was carried out by former US Preside Barack Obama.
Trump came out of the year with the claim that the deal was incomplete and pursued by the “maximum pressure” policy against Iran, while restoring all sanctions that were lifted under the agreeme, coinued to impose sanctions against Iranian individuals and institutions uil the last days of his previous governme.
So far, Iran and the United States have held three indirect dialogue and a technical-expert meeting on Iran’s nuclear program and how US sanctions are lifted.
According to the Oman Foreign Ministry, the fourth round of talks will be held next Saturday.
US media sources also quoted US officials as saying that the next meeting will probably be held in a European coury.
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