Iran Press/Iran news: Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said in an exclusive interview with Lobelog Weblog that "There is certainly an element in the Trump administration that is pursuing the policy of provoking Iran with the hope of a variety of scenarios. One of them is for Iran to leave the JCPOA, but there are other, more ominous scenarios including the planting of an accident in order to be able to advance their other agendas."
Referring to the fact that Saudi Arabia, UAE, and the Zionist Regime are trying to lure the United States into open conflict with Iran, Zarif went on to warn "I don’t want to get involved in grandstanding or threats or speculation, but if there is hostility in the region I don’t think anybody will be immune from it."
Calling The US unilateral sanctions against Iran as the inefficient and fruitless policies orchestrated to target Iran, Zarif went on to conclude that Iran’s policy has been to have the closest relations with the neighbors, as the closest partners particularly Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan as well as China and India. 103/203
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