Bloomberg: Trump’s agreement will be rejected by Iran

US President Donald Trump, referring to his nuclear deal with Iran on Wednesday evening, claimed: “There is no confidence and I don’t trust anyone. I want to enter as much as we can. I want an agreement that allows for inspection, full access and even destroying facilities if necessary, without harming anyone. “We can also detonate anything we want.”

Trump’s remarks about his will to destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities have been met with many reactions from Western analysts and publications.

In the latest reactions, US media Bloomberg wrote in a report on Thursday: “The US president announced at the White House on Wednesday that it has a copy of a nuclear deal with Iran that will allow the United States to” destroy whatever it wants “inside Iran. The plan will probably be rejected by Tehran. “

According to Bloomberg, “Iran has repeatedly warned the United States that it will not tolerate the threat to military action. “Iranian authorities insist that their nuclear program is pursued solely for peaceful purposes, and uranium enrichment is essential for the nuclear electricity sector.”

“Hours before Trump’s speech, Iranian officials announced that in the context of a possible agreement with the United States, inspectors of US nationals may also be present at the International Atomic Energy Agency teams; This was forbidden. But Trump’s remarks on the ability to destroy nuclear infrastructure may discourage Iranian authorities from this concession. “

Iran and the United States have so far conducted five rounds of indirect talks with Oman’s mediation to address the issue of Iran’s nuclear program. The parties generally evaluated the process of the negotiations and said Muscat has made suggestions in this round of negotiations to resolve disputes.

In the meantime, US officials, especially after the third round of negotiations, claimed that Iran, as the only nuclear country without a nuclear weapon, has no right to enrich the nuclear weapons, and that if it wants to use nuclear energy, it could import the fuel needed by its reactors from a third country.

Although Iranian officials have insisted that Iran’s possession of peaceful nuclear energy and the right to enrich Iran is not negotiating, and they have insisted that Iran will defend its peaceful nuclear program against any aggressive action.

The end of the message