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Wednesday, 12 January 2022 (YJC)_ The French foreign minister reiterated that the status of Iran's nuclear program had become dangerous, but acknowledged that Tehran would continue to work with the IAEA to avoid jeopardizing the possibility of reviving the JCPOA.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian acknowledged Iran's cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency after claims he was far from reviving the nuclear deal in the Vienna talks.
According to the Al-Jazeera website, Loudrian claimed today (Wednesday):
Despite progress at the end of December, Western powers and Iran are still far from reviving the agreement.
While some officials present at the Vienna talks deny the existence of any deadline or deadline for reaching an agreement, the French Foreign Minister claimed:
The slowdown in the Vienna negotiations creates a rift that undermines the solution in a realistic timetable.
Loudrian, whose country has played the role of a bad policeman since the initial talks to reach an agreement, later renamed the JCPOA, to date, and negotiations to lift sanctions on Iran with the P4 + 1 in Vienna:
The situation is dangerous because Iran has advanced its nuclear program to the pre-final stage.
But in the end he could not ignore all the facts and acknowledged:
Iran is cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency to avoid the possibility of reviving the nuclear deal.
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