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Friday, 3 December 2021 (YJC)_ A British newspaper wrote in a note that the United States is begging for an agreement with Iran and does not speak about Iran's activities.
A British newspaper wrote in a note on Thursday that the United States was begging Iran to negotiate.
"Iran is systematically advancing its plans, such as enriching 60 percent uranium, limiting International Atomic Energy Agency oversight, developing ballistic missiles, and increasing regional influence," the Arab Independent reported in the memo.
This newspaper writes:
Now that Iran has returned to the Vienna talks, it is trying to get more cards across the region by starting negotiations. In such a situation, Washington acts as if it is begging Iran for these indirect talks and is constantly insisting on a diplomatic solution.
This note states:
The reason for this is that key officials in Joe Biden's administration are top-level politicians in Barack Obama's administration, accompanying then-Secretary of State John Kerry in talks with Iran.
The Arabic Independent writes:
These US officials have remained silent on Iran's actions in the region, which is against the interests of the United States and its allies in the region, so that they do not have any problems in reaching an agreement with Tehran.
Meanwhile, Robert Mali, the US government's special envoy for Iran, has repeatedly made anti-Iranian allegations during his recent regional visits and in meetings with regional officials in Washington.
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