According to them, the situation has changed significantly compared to 2005, when negotiations with Iran began, the results of which later formed the basis of a nuclear agreement, reports TASS. As one of the interlocutors of the publication pointed out, the approaches have changed mainly due to the actions of the Iranian authorities.
Let’s remember, the other day it became known that in Iran, the court sentenced to death the adviser to the former Minister of Defense of the Islamic Republic, Alireza Akbari, who was spying for the United Kingdom. The court recognized that Akbari collected important data on Iran for his subsequent transfer abroad.
Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the JCPOA on Iran’s nuclear program has no reasonable alternative. “We consider it irresponsible to speculate about the well-known Plan B and other unacceptable options,” said the Foreign Ministry minister, adding that moving to such alternative options would lead to further escalation, an arms race and an open conflict with irreversible consequences. .
