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Borrell wrote in a newspaper article "Financial Times"، "I have now put on the table a text detailing the lifting of sanctions as well as the nuclear steps needed to restore the JCPOA"referring to the 2015 agreement.
. added "After 15 months of intense and constructive negotiations in Vienna And the myriad interactions with JCPOA participants and the United States concluded that the space for additional important concessions had been exhausted.".
Ali Bagheri Kani, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator, confirmed that Borrell had made a new proposal, adding on Twitter "We also have our own ideas, in substance and form, to complete the negotiations, and we will present them".
A US State Department spokesperson said, Ned Pricetold reporters that Washington is retreating "draft understanding" Which Borrell put forward to Iran and other parties to the 2015 agreement and will respond directly to the European Union.
Borrell did not provide details of his proposal, but he indicated – as many Western officials have done before – that time is running out to restore the agreement that limited it. Iran of its nuclear program in exchange for relief from economic sanctions.
And he wrote saying "It is time for quick political decisions to conclude the Vienna negotiations on the basis of the text I have proposed, and to return immediately to full implementation of the JCPOA". . added "If the deal is rejected, we risk facing a serious nuclear crisis with the potential to further isolate Iran and its people".
And in 2018, then-US President Donald Trump abandoned the deal, calling it too lenient with Iran, and reimposed harsh US sanctions, prompting Tehran to start violating the nuclear restrictions enshrined in the deal about a year later.
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“I have now put on the table a text detailing the lifting of sanctions as well as the nuclear steps needed to restore operation of the JCPOA,” Borrell wrote in an article in the Financial Times, referring to the 2015 agreement.
“After 15 months of intense and constructive negotiations in… Vienna And the myriad interactions with JCPOA participants and the United States concluded that the space for significant additional concessions had been exhausted.
Ali Bagheri Kani, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator, confirmed that Borrell had made a new proposal, adding on Twitter, “We also have our own ideas, in substance and form, to complete the negotiations, and we will present them.”
A US State Department spokesperson said, Ned PriceHe told reporters that Washington is reviewing the “draft of understanding” that Borrell presented to Iran and other parties to the 2015 agreement and will respond directly to the European Union.
Borrell did not provide details of his proposal, but he indicated – as many Western officials have done before – that time is running out to restore the agreement that limited it. Iran of its nuclear program in exchange for relief from economic sanctions.
“It is time for quick political decisions to conclude the Vienna negotiations on the basis of the text I proposed, and to return immediately to full implementation of the JCPOA,” he wrote. “If the deal is rejected, we risk facing a serious nuclear crisis with the potential to further isolate Iran and its people,” he added.
And in 2018, then-US President Donald Trump abandoned the deal, calling it too lenient with Iran, and reimposed harsh US sanctions, prompting Tehran to start violating the nuclear restrictions enshrined in the deal about a year later.