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The president-elect of the United States, Joe Biden, expressed his willingness to return to the nuclear deal with Iran and made it clear that “monitoring the Iranian nuclear program is the best tool to ensure stability in the Middle East.”
Biden added in an interview with “The New York Times” that “without a nuclear deal with Iran, we could be facing a situation in which Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt and other countries in the region seek to develop nuclear weapons.”
“It will not be easy, but yes,” he said in response to a question on whether he was ready to go back to the nuclear deal, adding that “the future administration intends to cooperate with allies and partners to participate in the negotiations and develop additional agreements. that will strengthen and expand the restrictions imposed on them. ” Iran’s nuclear program and related to Tehran’s missile program. “
Biden emphasized that “developing nuclear capabilities in this part of the world is the last thing we want.”
Biden had previously said that if he wins the US presidential election, he plans to return the United States to the Iran nuclear deal.
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