Iran Press/Iran News: The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mohammad Javad Zarif, described the latest developments in the field of foreign policy on Sunday night on the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting.
Regarding the US return to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Iran's top diplomat said: "The Trump regime withdrew from JCPOA for no reason and went through the steps and violated it, forcing other countries, including EU members, to violate it too."
Zarif noting that the Biden government has not yet been able to decide what it wants to do about Iran's nuclear deal, said: "Biden's government makes general, baseless statements while they still have the opportunity to correct these differences between themselves."
Stating that the Biden administration inherited notoriety, Zarif stressed that Americans would sooner or later have to return to JCPOA.
Iranian Foreign Minister, noting that the United States withdrew from JCPOA and the Europeans violated it, added: "Europe owes the Iranian people."
Regarding the February 21 and the implementation of the new law ratified by Iranian Parliament on the suspension of the Additional Protocol, the Iranian Foreign Minister noted: "At this stage, the number of IAEA inspectors and the number of inspections will be reduced, and it was noted that Tehran will not suffer in this regard."
Zarif emphasizing that "there would be no negotiations for which Saudi Arabia wants a participation role," added: We have a deal that is 15 pages of the document and all the parties negotiated and agreed on it.
Following the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA, and in accordance with the provisions of the nuclear deal, the Islamic Republic of Iran resumed some actions, including 20 percent uranium enrichment,
Iran has always insisted that if the US government lifts all oppressive sanctions against the Iranian people and returns to the JCPOA unconditionally, Iran will return to fulfill its commitments. 219
