The Secretary of National Security, Kristi Call, says that the president of the United States “wants peace”, but will not allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.
Washington, DC – The name of Kristi Secretary of National Security of the United States says he delivered a message from President Donald Trump to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the two countries should be aligned on how to approach Iran.
Name, who concluded a visit to Israel on Monday, told Fox News that his conversations with Netanyahu were “sincere and direct.” His comments come days after we and the Iranian officials have had in their fifth round of nuclear conversations in Rome.
“President Trump specifically sent me here to talk with the prime minister about how the negotiations are going and how important we stay together and let this process develop,” he said.
On Sunday, Trump suggested that the conversations were progressing well.
“We have had some, very good conversations with Iran,” said the president of the United States to journalists. “And I don’t know if I will tell you something good or bad in the next two days, but I have the feeling that it could be telling something good.”
Last week, CNN reported, citing unidentified American officials, which Israel was preparing for attacks against Iran’s nuclear facilities, despite the conversations led by the United States.
Iran has promised to respond strongly to any Israeli attack, and accused Netanyahu or working to undermine US diplomacy.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said last week that the Israeli prime minister is “desperate to dictate what the United States can and cannot do.”
Israel has been skeptical about nuclear negotiations, and Netanyahu has been affirming for years that Iran is about to acquire a nuclear bomb. Israeli officials portray Iran, who supports regional groups that are dedicated to the armed struggle against Israel, as a great threat.
On Monday, Call said that the United States understands that Netanyahu does not trust Iran.
“The message for the American people is: we have a president who wants peace, but also a president who will not tolerate Nuclear Iran’s ability in the future. They will not be able to obtain a nuclear weapon and this president,” he said.
“But well, this prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to be on the same page with him.”
An important point of conflict in conversations, haas in the leg, if Iran can enrich your own uranium.
American officials have said that they want Iran not only to reduce their nuclear program, but also stop enriching uranium, a position that Tehran has said that it is not a non -dizzy.
Enrichment is the process of alteration of the uranium atom to create nuclear fuel.
Iranian officials say that enrichment for civil purposes is a sovereign right that is not prohibited by the Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Tehran denies having looked for a nuclear weapon, while Israel believes that it has an unstalled nuclear arsenal.
Duration His first mandate, in 2018, Trump rejected the Comprehensive Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), which had seen Iran support its nuclear program in exchange for the elevation of international sanctions against its economy.
Since then, the United States has been accumulating sanctions against Iran. Tehran has responded by increasing its nuclear program.
On Monday, Iran ruled out temporarily suspending uranium enrichment to ensure a provisional agreement with the United States.
The spokeswoman of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmaeil Baqaei, emphasized that Iran is not buying time with the conversations.
“We have entered the course of the conversations seriously and the intention of reaching a fair agreement. We have demonstrated our seriousness,” Baqaei said by the Tasnim news agency.
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