Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji demonstrated flexibility in returning to negotiations on the nuclear program of his country, while at the same time emphasizing the ballistic missiles.
Arakji said yesterday in the statements that “enrichment is the right and the need for Iran at the same time, and it can be agreed as part of a balanced, mutual and guaranteed agreement.”
They asked about the missile missile missile program, Arakji emphasized that his country “does not expect to abandon its protective capabilities in the context, in which it is subjected to constant threats from Israel and the United States, and is now attacked.”
Western residents assured that his country would not leave the contract to prevent nuclear weapons, but it seemed strict in the European threat to resort to the Snap Back mechanism, provided for in the 2015 agreement, and with a warning tone that he said: “He will have the same effect of a military attack.”
