E3 Foreign Minister urge Iran: Is the turn in the nuclear crisis now?

E3 Foreign Minister urge Iran: Is the turn in the nuclear crisis now?

The Situation around the Iranian nuclear program is currently bringing a lot of exercise into international politics. Germany, France and Great Britain's Foreign Minister set clear signals and call on Iran to return to diplomacy. It is crucial to avoid over the fall against Western interests and to refrain from any escalation, both regionally and in the nuclear area, reports the Tiroler daily .

After all, Iran signals a willingness to reactivate discussions about its atomic program. This is done in the context of an existing contract, the 2015 nuclear agreement that the United States had terminated one -sided under Donald Trump. In a recent resolution in the Governor Council of IAEA, the E3 made it clear that Iran did not comply with its obligations to non -distribution of nuclear weapons.

The pressure grows

Rafael Grossi, the head of the IAEA, has again called up all parties involved in Vienna for restraint. He warns that military escalations could endanger the possibility of a diplomatic solution. It is important to prevent a situation in which Iran could possibly acquire nuclear weapons. According to his information, the underground uranium enrichment system in Natanz, despite Israeli attacks, remains intact, even if devices could have been damaged by a power failure.

The concerns about the Iranian nuclear program continue to come. Negotiations with Tehran have been running in Washington since March, but so far without any significant progress. Iran's guide Ali Khamenei shows willingness to negotiate, but does not make any concessions. This is caused by the United States to set a new round of negotiations in Oman, which is scheduled to take place next Sunday. Oman plays an intermediary role here, while Iran insists on his right to enrichment, which is considered not negotiable.

The way to the solution remains difficult

In the meantime, the situation could soon be treated in the UN Security Council, but China and Russia block possible punitive measures. In addition, an Irankritic resolution was recently passed, but it was not supported by all members. Meanwhile, in Israel, military options are discussed against Iran, which further increases the tensions. Netanyahu and Trump also do not rule out military blows, even if experts warn that such measures may not stop the nuclear program, but could only brake.