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Iran Deputy FM: Nuclear deal (JCPOA) in ICU

Iran Deputy FM: Nuclear deal (JCPOA) in ICU
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6/23/2018

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi
Analysis by PMOI/ MEK
Iran, June 23, 2018 - In recent remarks, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has used a very interesting description for the current circumstances in regards to Iran’s nuclear deal with the international community.
This agreement, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), is currently in limbo after U.S. President Donald Trump decided to exit the pact, describing it “the worst deal ever.
“In a conference on Iran, I said the Iran nuclear deal is in the ICU because it has lost its most important balancing pillar. The balancing point tipped with the United States exiting the pact. Now, if Europe and other JCPOA signatories seek to maintain this nuclear agreement they must place in further sacrifices, and especially compensate the U.S.’ absence and this country’s returning sanctions against Iran. I cannot say the forecast of continuing negotiations with Europe is bright or not. It is clear, though, that these talks can guide us in obtaining a joint package to safeguard the JCPOA. We are also waiting and hoping for the European’s package to be acceptable for Iran so that Iran doesn’t exit the JCPOA,” Araqchi said on Thursday.
Iran is in desperate need of European firms remaining inside the country.

“What is important for us is the presence and remaining of European firms inside Iran. Selling crude oil is important for us. We want money to be easily transferred to our accounts. There must be a bank connection between us and Europe. It is up to the Europeans to find the main path in this regard,” Araqchi added.

Iran’s officials even resort to making preposterous remarks.

“Iran is willing to help the Europeans to find a solution and define the European packages to safeguard the JCPOA. There are no positive forecasts to continue negotiations with Europe to maintain the JCPOA,” he continued.

This clearly shows the Iranian regime is completely unable to find a solution and yet ridiculously claim they can help the Europeans in this regard. Unless, of course, this senior Iranian regime official is referring to the mullahs’ capability of plundering the Iranian people’s God-given wealth.

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