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Monday, 29 November 2021 (YJC)_ On the eve of the start of negotiations between Iran and the P4+1 group to lift sanctions, the British Foreign Secretary and the Zionist regime in a joint note in the Telegraph stressed the determination of both sides to confront Iran.
On the eve of the Iran-P5 + 1 meeting in Vienna to lift economic sanctions against Iran, British and Israeli Foreign Ministers Liz Terrace and Yair Lapid wrote in a note to the Telegraph on the two sides' commitment to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. O emphasized.
"London and Tel Aviv will work together day and night to counter Iran's acquisition of a nuclear weapon," Terrace and Lapid wrote in a note.
They also claim in the memo that time is running out and that we need to work closely with our partners and friends to counter Iran's ambitions.
Liz Terrace and Jair Lapid published the memo in the Telegraph, where they are scheduled to meet on Monday.
The main agenda of the Lapid meetings, which arrived in London on Sunday night, is the issue of Iran.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Yair Lapid's visit to London that the focus of the Foreign Minister's visit was on the Vienna talks and that bilateral relations would be pursued.
According to Channel 13, one of the main goals of Lapid's meetings with Boris Johnson and then Emmanuel Macron, the British and French leaders, is to "ensure that banking sanctions against Iran remain in place."
Lapid is scheduled to travel to France after Britain.
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