Expert warning: Iran is close to the threshold of nuclear weapons
Donald Trump is on the verge of launching talks with Iran, but experts warn of the risk of his presidency and failure to stop Iran's nuclear program.
US President Donald Trump recently said in a statement that he plans to negotiate with Iran. The remarks have been met with security concerns, and some experts, especially former National Security Adviser John Hannah, have warned Trump that his efforts to reach an agreement with Iran may lead to a repeat of his mistakes in negotiations with North Korea.
Hannah reminded North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, recalling unsuccessful talks with Kim Jong -un. “We had no progress in the issue of dismantling the North Korean nuclear program.” He also to become Iran to become Iran “Nuclear weapon” He expressed concern and insisted that 25 years of negotiations with Iran had not achieved any results.
Trump has recently announced progress in his plans for negotiations with Iran and has stated that if an agreement is reached, “The great celebration of the Middle East” Will hold. However, no further details on how these negotiations and the difference with the Obama period are not provided.
Former Trump envoy to Iran's affairs, John Abrams, also emphasized that there should be talks between Trump and Netanyahu to decide on the time needed to continue the negotiations. He warned that Iran would condition any progress in the negotiations to restore sanctions and, if disagreed, may be withdrawn from the prohibition of nuclear weapons.
In this regard, Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, has rejected the possibility of participating in any negotiations with the Trump administration. This situation requires careful examination and effective diplomatic measures to prevent tensions and arms competitions in the region.
