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Wednesday, 1 December 2021 (YJC)_ The US Secretary of State met with the Foreign Ministers of Britain, Germany and France in Riga, the capital of Latvia, to discuss Iran and other issues.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has met with the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany to discuss Iran.
State Department spokeswoman Ned Price said in a statement that Blinken had met with Elizabeth Terras, Jean-Yves Lodrian and Haiku Moss, the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany, respectively, in the Latvian capital, Rica. has done.
According to the statement, Blinken spoke to his counterparts during the meeting about what he called "threats against Europe" and expressed concern about Russia's "worrying moves" toward Ukraine.
The media has previously reported that the US government has officially warned its NATO allies that Russia may be planning another invasion of Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has denied the allegations in recent days.
Russia does not attack anyone and has no offensive plans.
In a statement, Ned Price said Blinken had consulted with the foreign ministers of three European countries on "concerns about Iran's nuclear program and efforts to bring [Iran and the United States] back to the JCPOA."
The statement did not provide further details on the content of the talks between the two sides on Iran. Britain, France and Germany have not yet commented on the meeting.
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