US President Donald Trump met the Emir of Qatar. At this time the US President has arrived to participate in the G-7 meeting. This time this meeting is being held in France. During this time, the US President also talked about the deal. He told how important this deal is.

What is Donald Trump seen saying in the video?

A video of the US President regarding the deal with Iran has surfaced. In this video he is seen saying that this is a very important document. The opposite of Obama. Obama had created problems for the Middle East with the terrible JCPOA, he would have ruined the region. That agreement is a path to making a nuclear weapon. My agreement is like a wall against nuclear weapons.

MOU will be signed on June 19

Here, news agency Reuters has claimed that the Swiss Foreign Ministry has said that the MoU between America and Iran will be signed on Friday, June 19, it is planned to be held at Bergenstow Resort in Central Switzerland.

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America may ban Russian oil

Apart from this, President Donald Trump has said that America may soon ban Russian oil again. This statement has raised hopes of supplies from Hormuz. Donald Trump has given the statement in the G7 meeting.

G7 leaders can put pressure on Russia regarding Ukraine war

He has said that G7 leaders can put pressure on Russia regarding the war in Ukraine. Although America had imposed a ban on Russian oil, it had extended the exemption timeline for cargo. This caused concern among European counterparts.

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Seyed Abbas Araghchi: Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, while addressing the United Nations Disarmament Conference in Geneva, said that nuclear weapons are the biggest threat to all humanity. He had arrived here for indirect talks between Iran and America on the nuclear issue and to try to lift the sanctions.

Araghchi said that even today the world is living in fear of about 12 thousand nuclear weapons. Many of these weapons have been kept on high alert and the policy of some countries even includes the issue of their first use. He said that this situation is against the spirit of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty i.e. NPT.

Iran’s nuclear program is peaceful

Iran’s Foreign Minister clearly said that his country neither wants to make nuclear weapons nor wants to acquire them. He said that nuclear weapons have no place in Iran’s security policy. He also said that the peaceful use of nuclear energy is the right of every NPT member country and should not be attached to political conditions.

Accusations against America

Araghchi accused America of repeatedly violating its promises. He said that America harmed diplomacy by unilaterally exiting the JCPOA agreement and later attacked Iran’s peaceful nuclear facilities. He said that the sanctions and military threats imposed on Iran are against international law and should end.

Israel also targeted

Iran’s Foreign Minister criticized the US and some European countries, saying that they remain silent on Israel’s nuclear weapons and its actions in the region, but call Iran’s peaceful program a threat. He said that in the last several decades, Israel has carried out serious attacks in the region and a large number of people have lost their lives in Gaza.

Cooperation with IAEA will continue

Araghchi said that Iran will continue to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency within its legal scope. He also mentioned the recent technical talks with the Director General of the agency.

Hope on talks with America

Referring to the second round of talks between Iran and America in Geneva, he said that Iran has joined the talks with full seriousness and good intentions. He hopes that this conversation will move towards a permanent solution. At the end of his speech he said, either the world will eliminate nuclear weapons or one day these weapons will destroy the world. He stressed that if there is political will, the dream of a world free from nuclear weapons can be achieved.