Nuclear agreements: Iran does not submit proposals from the EU

The EU is trying to save the nuclear deal with Iran after the exit of the United States. But President Rouhani considers the offer inadequate. He should have told Chancellor Merkel. The negotiations are taking place today in Vienna

The head of the Iranian state, Hbadan Rouhani, was dissatisfied with the proposals of Germany, France and Great Britain before the meeting Foreign Ministers in Vienna to save the nuclear deal with Iran. "The package is disappointing and contains no concrete and practical solution," he said during a telephone conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel

The Foreign Ministers of Russia, China, France, Great Britain and Germany are going to Vienna today with the Iranian diplomat. together. This is the first meeting of its kind since the United States unilaterally terminated the agreement with Iran two months ago and threatened international companies with sanctions if they did not withdraw no Iran. Iran is also expected to benefit from a bailout package from the EU trio, which will enable Tehran's international economic cooperation.

Rouhani: "All Iranian demands are not met"

In this agreement, Iran pledges to verify its nuclear limit program. To this end, economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic should be lifted. However, the United States also want to force Iran to change its foreign policy and so have ended the deal.

Rouhani said that he expected the negotiations to have a clear agenda on Iran's economic demands. He also made a similar phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron. Rouhani does not go far enough with a set of economic measures aimed at mitigating the impact of the US exit from the nuclear deal, according to the Iranian news agency Irna. Rouhani wanted above all to protect the Iranian oil export

Rouhani had repeatedly stressed during his state visit to Switzerland and Austria on several occasions that Iran wanted to stay in the country. agreement – but only if the country also benefits economically. In particular, the export of Iranian oil, the country's main source of revenue, should be protected.