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Last update: 3-November-2020 12:08 am
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif
With artificial arrogance and unreasonable supremacy for a less described country that is dying from the severity of rampant corruption at the joints of a regime that rules with the power of arms and is sowing terror in the heart of their capital by arresting opponents and liquidating them in the most brutal way. Despite this, Iranian Foreign Minister Muhammad Javad Zarif declared that his country will not return. Negotiating the nuclear agreement concluded in 2015 in the event that the Democratic candidate wins the US presidential election, Joe Biden.
Zarif indicated in an interview with the US channel “CBS” on Monday night: “If we want to renegotiate the nuclear agreement; We would have done it four years ago with the president of the United States, Donald Trump ”.
Trump announced the U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal in May 2018 and reinstated sanctions on Iran.
“We can find a way to re-engage, but re-engage does not mean renegotiation, it means bringing the United States back to the negotiating table,” Zarif added.
The head of the Iranian diplomatic apparatus added: “The sanctions have hurt Iran, but they have not brought about the kind of political change that the United States and its president, Trump, want.”
Zarif considered that “what matters to Iran is the behavior of the United States, not the promises and slogans of the presidential candidates”, stating: “What matters to us is how the White House behaves after the elections, not promises or slogans ”.
He continued: “If the United States decides to stop its destructive behavior against Iran, the situation will be different regardless of who is stationed in the White House.”
Despite Zarif’s arrogant statements, all indications confirm Iran’s urgent desire for Joe Biden to win, in hopes of easing the sanctions that have drained Iran for years due to its terrorist activity around the world, and as If US sanctions represented Trump “personally,” and this indicates something, it indicates failure. In the Iranian view of the US administration, which is not represented only by the person of the president, as in Iran.
