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After the holiday break, negotiations to rescue the nuclear pact with Iran will resume on Monday in Vienna. In an interim assessment of the seventh round of negotiations before Christmas, insiders had praised the constructive atmosphere, but at the same time complained about the lack of dynamic dialogue.
In 2018, the United States withdrew from the agreement reached in 2015, which aims to prevent Tehran from building nuclear weapons without denying it the peaceful use of nuclear power. After the USA imposed very tough economic sanctions on Iran, Iran also gradually moved away from the requirements of the agreement. Since then, the Islamic Republic has acquired further capabilities to build a nuclear weapon, which is why Israel is keeping military intervention open. Iran’s chief negotiator in Vienna, Ali Bagheri Kani, said the key to the success of the Vienna negotiations was the lifting of US sanctions.
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