Approve a bilateral plan at the US Congress to impose permanent sanctions on Iran

According to RCO News Agency, a bilateral plan has recently been introduced in the US Senate seeking permanent implementation of sanctions against Iran.

Zionist Media Joyish News SindiCet reported that the “Consolidation of Iranian Sanctions”, which was unanimously passed in the US House of Representatives in May, has been drafted under the “Iranian Sanctions Act”.

The bill permanently eliminates energy and weapons sanctions against the Iranian regime and eliminates the “Sunset” clause (expiration) of law, which has so far allowed it to end.

Democratic Senator Jackie Rosen, in support of the plan, made allegations against Iran’s regional role and nuclear activities, and said in a statement: “Sanctions have played a vital role in responding to Iran for its stabilization measures, including supporting terrorist groups. As Iran gets closer to nuclear weapons, I am proud to join my colleagues in introducing bilateral legislation that exerts pressure on the Iranian government. “

These include the Senators of the Scott Team (Republican from South Carolina), Maggie Hassan (Democrat of New Hampshire), Sheldon White House (Democrat of the River Island) and Bill Hegretti (Republican from Tennessee).

Although Iranian officials have insisted that the production and use of nuclear weapons has no place in Iran’s defense doctrine, and the International Atomic Energy Agreement has so far not confirmed or proved military targets in Iran’s nuclear program in any of its technical reports, Hassan claimed: “We must prevent Iran from building weapons. “By permanently implementing energy and weapons sanctions against Iran, the bilateral law strengthens US national security and sends a clear message that the United States will not tolerate Iran’s aggression.”

The Zionist lobby of the AIPEC (US and Israeli Public Affairs Committee) also welcomed the bill, saying in a statement: “While the United States is involved in negotiations with Iran on its nuclear program, it is necessary to maintain economic pressure on Tehran to stop its destructive actions. “The Consolidation of Iran’s Sanctions Extends the Iranian Sanctions Act, which is the core of US legal sanctions against Iran.”

The bill has been approved in line with hardliners in the United States and the Zionist regime, which the US government says is willing to take a diplomatic path to address the issue of Iran’s nuclear program.

Washington and Tehran have so far held direct talks with Oman’s mediation.

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