After the war, Iran established a strict requirement to continue nuclear negotiations

Tehran – Iran hints that his party is open to continue the dialogue with the United States (USA), but only with strict requirements after Israeli attacks and American on its nuclear facilities. The attitude was disclosed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran Abbas Arachchi.

The indirect negotiations of the sixth round, scheduled for June 15 in Oman, were canceled two days earlier after Israel struck an air strike at Iran nuclear places and senior military leaders. The escalation is called Tehran as a statement of war.

The dialogue that was revived in the beginning of this year, US President Donald Trump, fell after the attack.

Washington joined the hostility on June 22, deploying heavy bombers into the main nuclear facilities.

Then Trump claimed that these sites were “completely destroyed”, claims that were rejected by various media reports.

In a written interview with Le Mond, published on Thursday, Aragchi condemned this attack as a violation of international law and said that the United States “decides” negotiations and switched to military operations.