Iran nuclear deal is dead Bidens mysterious announcement

‘Iran nuclear deal is dead’: Biden’s mysterious announcement

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L’International Iran Nuclear Agreement (JCPOA) “is dead”. He stated it Joe Biden in a video circulated on Twitter, the exact date and location of which are not known, but the authenticity of which has not been denied by the White House. The footage, which is said to have been shot at an election rally in Oceanside, California on November 4, shows the US President saying the deal with Tehran is dead but not announcing it.

Biden’s exit from Iran

The White House chief, speaking to an Iranian woman, explains to his interlocutor that the agreement “is dead but we will not announce it.” The lady, who was part of a group of diaspora Iranians, had asked Biden to announce the end of the JCPOA: “President, can you announce that the JCPOA is dead? Can you please just announce that?” The US President’s reply was dry: “No”. “Why not?”, but not we will announce“.

The dialogue continues, with the woman insisting, interrupting Biden: “We don’t want an agreement with the mullahs. You don’t represent us. We simply do not want any agreements with the mullahs. No agreement. They are not ours.” Government”. “They will have one”nuclear weapon they will be represented,” the Democrat leader finally replied and resigned.

there White House, as previously mentioned, did not respond to a request for comment or a challenge to the video’s authenticity. The video was posted on Twitter by one Damon Maghsoudi, whose unverified profile claims to be a Google software engineer living in Southern California.

The Jcpoa Agreement

John Kirby, a spokesman for the National Security Council, stressed that “the President’s comments are completely consistent with what we are saying about the JCPOA, which is not our priority at the moment.” “There is currently no progress on the Iranian understanding and we do not expect any progress in the foreseeable future,” he added.

By April 2021 they were launched negotiations in Vienna to revitalize the nuclear deal, but the situation has been at an impasse for some time. Recall that the nuclear deal with Iran was negotiated at the end of the second presidential term Barack Obamaafter years of US and Israeli covert operations attempting to undermine the anti-Western theocratic regime’s path to a nuclear weapon.

Biden’s words are the clearest confirmation that his administration doesn’t believe there is a way forward for a deal with Iran. As a result, many key questions about the future of remain unanswered nuclear program from Tehran.