Iran gives an ultimatum to China, Russia and Europe to save the nuclear deal

The conflict between Iran and the United States was the topic chosen by the British weekly The Economist in the cover of its latest edition, which warned of the threat of a war between the revolution Islamic and the White House. Bilateral relations, which have deteriorated since the inauguration of Donald Trump, were broken this week when the Hasan Rohani government announced that Iran would suspend the implementation of some of the commitments signed in the 2015 nuclear agreement, including the sale of surpluses. Uranium and heavy water. This agreement was abandoned by the United States a year ago.
In addition, Tehran gave a sixty day ultimatum to the rest of the signatories of the agreement – Russia, China, France, United Kingdom and Germany – to guarantee Iran's banking transactions and its oil exports. . Iran's Foreign Minister Mohamad Yavad Zarif has urged Europe to normalize its economic relations with Iran and not be intimidated by the United States. "Instead of asking Iran to unilaterally comply with a multilateral agreement, the EU should comply with its obligations, including the normalization of economic ties," he said.
For its part, Washington imposed sanctions this week on Iranian exports of iron, steel, aluminum and copper, in addition to those applied to many sectors last year, including banks and oil. In addition, he sent the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and a B-52 bomber force to the Persian Gulf in response to allegations of Iranian threats against unspecified US targets.
"Iran is not moving away from the Joint Global Action Plan (JCPOA). The Trump Administration has violated this agreement and international law. In this context, it is the criminals. Iran has remained within the JCPOA, even with the suspension of some of its principles, which is limited to sixty days.The goal is to put pressure on the European Union for it to respect his promises, "said PERFIL Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, a professor at the University of London.
The tension has increased this Friday, when thousands of Iranians took to the streets of Tehran with anti – American slogans to ask their country to completely abandon the deal. At the same time, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, clbadified by Washington in the category "terrorist group", ruled that their country could again negotiate with the United States.

called Trump said he hoped to meet "one day the Iranian leaders to reach an agreement," although he said Tehran should "fundamentally change its behavior." "I would like them to call me," said the Republican who, according to CNN, would have provided Iranian leaders with a phone number allowing them to communicate directly with him.
The threat of a military confrontation in the Middle East is latent. "Iran has been threatened for years by the Trump government and Israel, of course, it is trying to avoid a war.The problem is that we are all facing an administration of the United States that is ideologically blind. and anti-human, "added Adib-Moghaddam, author of the book Psycho-Nationalism: Global Thought, Iranian Imaginations.
The beginning of The Economist article symbolized the alarm that the escalation between Iran and the United States had started in the West. "The war drums are ringing again."