TEHRAN - Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has actually stressed the significance of diplomacy over Iran's nuclear program, cautioning there is no military service as stress escalate following United States President Donald Trumps hazards to bomb Iran's nuclear infrastructure.Diplomatic engagement operated in the past and can still work.
BUT, it should be clear to all that there isby definitionno such thing as a military option let alone a military option, he wrote on X on Tuesday, Press TV reported.The foreign minister cited past United States military interventions in the region, which he said have cost over $7 trillion, as evidence of the disastrous consequences of such a move.Araghchi stated Iran was devoted to its promise under the 2015 nuclear arrangement never ever to seek, establish, or get nuclear weapons.He included that this commitment remains intact even though the United States unilaterally withdrew from the nuclear offer during Trumps very first term in workplace.
POTUS (president of the United States) may not like the 2015 nuclear offer.
It contains one crucial dedication by Iran which remains in location, and which even the USbeing out of the dealhas benefited from: Iran declares that under no situations will Iran ever seek, establish or acquire any nuclear weapons, he wrote.Araghchi pointed out that, a decade after the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was signed, there is no evidence to suggest Iran has broken its obligations.He pointed out recent remarks by United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who informed a Senate Intelligence Committee last week that the United States intelligence neighborhood continues to examine that Iran is not constructing a nuclear weapon.