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Iran says "proposal to maintain nuclear deal" in Europe
Iranian President Hbadan Lohani says he does not want to meet with the British ambbadador, the new Iranian state, on Monday (March 31st) to block the oil transport of the Ormuz and Bab al-Mandev Straits.
"Iran has never tried to create tension in the Middle East and wants no problem with the straits it uses," he said.
The Straits that he mentioned, although not directly specified, are the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the Gulf Sea and the Strait of Baba-Almandev at the 39th. entrance to the Red Sea.
Across the Strait of Ormuz, one-third of global oceanic crude oil shipments spend an average of 18 million barrels a day and oil flowing through the Bab Al Manb Strait The average is about 4.8 million barrels.
Iran has warned that US sanctions are imminent and that the Strait of Hormuz can be blocked. Yemeni pro-Iranian rebels on Sunday attacked a Saudi oil tanker across the Bab Al-Manbdar Strait with a missile, and Saudi Arabia temporarily suspended the transport of oil across the strait.
The president met with the British ambbadador and showed a somewhat calmer position with regard to the warning from the Iranian side regarding these straits.
However, he said, "Iran will never give up the right to export crude oil," adding that it will respond strongly to US sanctions against exports Iranian oil companies.
"The United States has illegally withdrawn from the nuclear deal, but Iran will be willing to promote relations with Europe," he said.
The Iranian media reported that British Ambbadador Rob Macee promised the president that "Europe is moving differently from the past to maintain a nuclear deal, and we will continue economic exchanges with the United States. ;Iran."
"The good news is that Europe will be able to establish good relations with Europe if the European Union proposes to the Iranian government to maintain the nuclear agreement ", said Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Iranian public television.
"If the nuclear agreement is broken, it will be harmful to all," he said, "I hope the nuclear agreement will not deteriorate further".
Britain, France, Germany and the European Union, which signed the nuclear deal, continued to export crude oil to Iran after the withdrawal unilateral nuclear agreement of the United States and European small and medium-sized enterprises. .
The details of this proposal have not been disclosed.
(Tehran-Yonhap News) Correspondent of Kang Hoon Sang
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