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On Thursday, the US State Department asked Iran to return to dialogue, based on its commitment to the international community’s commitments to its nuclear program.
“Iran must deal transparently with the inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency,” State Department spokesman Ned Price said during a press conference.
Price added that the United States supported the Europeans to withdraw the draft resolution condemning Iran before the International Atomic Energy Agency, as a step towards the success of the dialogue.
The US spokesman emphasized that the United States adheres to Iran not having a nuclear weapon.
Price noted that Iran continues to support terrorist operations in the region, adding that “Iran’s interference in the affairs of neighboring countries raises concern.”
Regarding Myanmar, Price said the United States affirms its commitment to the need to regain legitimacy to rule in Myanmar.
“We call on the Myanmar military forces to stop the attacks on journalists and release the detainees,” Price added.
The United States urged China to play a positive role in Myanmar’s record, influencing the Burmese junta and ending the country’s crisis.
The US spokesman said “China is an economic and security challenge,” noting at the same time that the United States is constantly monitoring developments in the Pacific region with its allies.
Price shed light on the Lebanese dossier, noting that the United States is monitoring “the situation in Lebanon closely and with great interest.”
And the US spokesman added: “There is an urgent need to form a government and stop corruption, and we support the people.”
On Yemen, Price said: “There is no military solution to the crisis in Yemen. We will work with stakeholders in Yemen to resolve the crisis there. We are committed to resolving the crisis in Yemen and maintaining the security of Saudi Arabia.” “
Price stressed that the United States seeks to resolve the humanitarian crisis that Yemenis are experiencing.
Regarding the tensions in Ethiopia, Price called on the Ethiopian government to cooperate with relevant organizations to end the humanitarian crisis in the Tigray region.
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