Iran Appears To Be In Trouble Even Before The Nuclear Deal
Iran appears to be in trouble even before the nuclear deal. Due to this one step of Iran, the nuclear deal may be in trouble, France, Britain, and Germany expressed concern.
Iran appears to be in trouble even before the nuclear deal. Indeed, Britain, France, and Germany have expressed deep concern and displeasure over Iran’s over-enrichment of uranium for its nuclear program.
These countries also say that due to this move of Iran, there can be a cloud of a crisis on the talks regarding the nuclear deal.
Let us tell you that so far six rounds of talks have been held in Vienna regarding the nuclear deal with Iran. However, the talks so far have not reached any conclusion.
In the last talks held last month, it was said on behalf of Iran that it has made its opinion about this deal and has also decided.
Now it is the turn of other countries to take a decision on this.
It is worth noting that in the year 2015, the nuclear deal was signed between Iran and America during the Barack Obama administration.
Apart from these two countries, the member countries of the United Nations Security Council and some European Union countries also signed this deal. At that time, President Obama called it a historic treaty.
But after that when Donald Trump took over the power of America, he said that this deal is most useless, saying that it will not benefit America but it will definitely harm.
After this, in the year 2018, he broke away from this treaty and separated America.
In the year 2019, Iran also announced its nuclear program, withdrawing itself from this treaty.
However, during the election of US President, Joe Biden made it clear that he wants Iran to once again join this treaty and stop its nuclear program.
In return, Iran had also demanded the immediate removal of all sanctions.
At present, there is confusion about this deal because Iran is still sticking to its stubbornness and at the same time it is enriching uranium in large quantities.
Let us tell you that uranium is the most important component of any nuclear weapon.
