Rubio: America should be ready to negotiate with Iran

According to Isna, as January 20th approaches and the day of Trump’s inauguration, his proposed candidates will appear in the Senate to confirm their qualifications.

On Wednesday evening, it was the turn of Marco Rubio, Trump’s choice for the State Department.

He addressed many issues during his hearing, but the most important of them were his statements about and against Iran.

He said: “At the beginning of this week, on Monday, Iran had talks with the Europeans about interaction on the nuclear issue. “Whether that’s the direction the Europeans want to go or whether they activate the trigger mechanism is something we’ll find out in the future.”

Rubio claimed: “One thing that cannot be allowed under any circumstances is Iran getting a nuclear weapon.” Another issue that cannot be allowed is that this regime has the necessary resources and capabilities to start supporting terrorism again and continue it.”

His claim about Iran’s peaceful nuclear program is despite the fact that, according to American officials such as “Bill Burns”, the head of the CIA of the Biden government, the European Union and the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran is not seeking to build nuclear weapons.

Trump’s choice for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also implicitly claimed Iran’s support for “terrorism”. His claim is that the members of the resistance axis are all liberating, nationalist and independent movements.

However, he reiterated: “Another thing that cannot be allowed under any circumstances is Iran with the military capability to threaten and destabilize its neighbors and encroach on their territories.”

His artificial concern about the stability of West Asia is that the only occupying regime in the region that has its eyes on the lands of other countries is the Zionist regime, and Iran’s military power has always been to defend the territorial integrity and people of this country.

Trump’s choice for the Foreign Ministry claimed in another part of his statement: “Tehran, Moscow and Pyongyang are also creating chaos and equipping terrorist groups, and finally, they hide behind their veto power in the United Nations and start a nuclear war.” They threaten.”

Rubio continued to raise the rejected claim of “Iran’s attempt to assassinate Trump” and said: “Think about this for a moment. When was the last time you heard of a foreign government actively, openly and openly seeking to assassinate the former Secretary of State and the soon-to-be-re-elected President of the United States?”

Continuing his claims, Rubio claimed without providing any clear document: “Several people have been arrested for this assassination plot. Everything we do with Iran should be with the knowledge of who is this regime and of course who are the people of Iran? Because they are not like their rulers.

Rubio’s request to negotiate with Iran

After his hostile statements against Iran, which were in line with the proven policy of the United States to create turmoil in Iran, he admitted: “The American government must be ready to negotiate with Iran.”

Rubio said: “In my opinion, we should welcome any agreement that contributes to the stability and security of the region and makes the United States give realistic concessions to Iran.”

In order to justify his statements against Iran’s nuclear program and Iran’s alleged desire to achieve nuclear weapons, he claimed that the International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors would not be present in Iran from 2021, which is the claim as “Lawrence Norman” of the Wall Street Journal put forward in his report about Rubio’s statements. It was written, it is a false claim.

According to Politico, Rubio is expected to be confirmed by the Senate after the hearing.

On the other hand, “Mike Hanna”, Al Jazeera’s reporter, also said that “the confirmation of Rubio’s qualifications will probably be the easiest hearing for Trump’s candidates.”

“Sure, he has all the experience,” Hannah said.

If confirmed, Rubio will be the first Latino to lead the US foreign service and foreign policy as the US’s top diplomat.

A staunch supporter of the Zionist regime, he is also known for his warmongering views against China, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba and Russia.

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