Iran: President Hassan Rohani disappointed with the EU's offer for a nuclear deal

Iranian President Hbadan Rohani is disappointed with the proposals of Germany, France and the United Kingdom to save the Vienna Nuclear Energy Agreement of 2015. " The package is disappointing and contains no practical and practical solution. " Telephone conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel Thursday evening

M. Rohani is voiced in front of a new attempt by the international community to save the US nuclear deal with Iran after all. The Foreign Ministers of Russia, China, France, Great Britain and Germany will meet in Vienna on Friday with the head of Iranian diplomacy. Iran is also expected to receive a bailout package from the EU trio, which will allow Tehran to pursue international economic cooperation even after the withdrawal of the United States and new sanctions.

The agreement commits Iran to verifiably limit its nuclear 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 canceled the deal to punish the country.

Rohani said that he expected the negotiations to have a clear agenda on Iran's economic demands. A similar phone call Rohani also led Thursday night with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron.

During his state visit to Switzerland and Austria, Rohani had repeatedly pointed out that Iran wanted to stay in agreement – but only if the country also enjoyed economic benefits. In particular, the export of Iranian oil, the country's main source of revenue, should be protected.