Iran’s Foreign Ministry announced upcoming negotiations with the EU3 regarding nuclear talks, beginning within ten days at an expert level. The spokesperson clarified that Iran opposes the initiation of snapback provisions from the JCPOA, as the other parties are realizing the inapplicability of the dispute mechanism for their goals.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson announced that a new round of negotiations will take place between Iran and the European troika, comprising the UK, France, and Germany, within the next ten days. This round of talks will commence at the expert level to address ongoing nuclear discussions.
During a recent press conference, Esmaeil Baqaei responded to inquiries regarding the potential initiation of snapback provisions from the 2015 nuclear deal. He clarified that Iran believes there is no justification for triggering the snapback mechanism of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Baqaei noted that the other parties involved are beginning to understand that they cannot utilize the dispute mechanism outlined in the JCPOA to achieve their objectives. He reiterated that while the primary focus of the negotiations is on nuclear issues, discussions on other relevant topics have also occurred.
In summary, Iran is set to engage in a new round of nuclear negotiations with the EU3 in the near future, with discussions primarily centered around the nuclear issue. The Iranian spokesperson emphasized that Iran does not support triggering the JCPOA’s snapback provisions, reflecting a shift in the other parties’ perspectives regarding their objectives.
Original Source: www.eurasiareview.com
