America: We consider diplomacy to be the best way to interact with Iran

The spokesperson of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Washington’s approach to Iran’s nuclear program has not changed and said: We still consider diplomacy to be the most effective way to deal with Iran’s nuclear issue.

Vedant Patel, the spokesperson of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in his weekly press conference, in response to a question regarding the assumption of the new president in Iran, whether Washington expects a change and whether there is room for improvement in relations between Washington and Tehran in relation to the JCPOA and Are there other topics? He said: We have no expectation that the election of the new president will lead to a fundamental change in Iran’s path. As always, we are supposed to judge the Iranian authorities by their actions, not by their words or even claims of moderation or expressing a desire for better relations.

He continued: The proof of this change is reflected in the actions they take.

According to the website of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Patel also stated: Regarding Iran’s nuclear program, I must say that our approach has not changed. We have always said that in the end we consider diplomacy to be the best way to achieve an effective and sustainable solution regarding Iran’s nuclear program. Nothing about this election has changed that.

Repeating Washington’s baseless and twisted claims about Iran’s policies as well as Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, he said: Considering the escalation of tensions on the part of Iran around the world, including in relation to its nuclear activities, as well as its failure to Cooperating with the Atomic Agency, we are currently far from such an event.

Deputy spokesman of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs continued his claims without mentioning Iran’s voluntary and full cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency and added: If Iran is interested in cooperation or wants to adopt a new approach, it can take immediate measures such as full cooperation with the IAEA. to do.

In response to the question, has diplomacy with Iran yielded any results? He clarified: This is something we are still focused on. In my view, diplomacy seeks outcomes that the United States is certainly interested in. If you just remember last fall or late last summer, you saw through our engagement that we were able to successfully free American citizens who were detained in Iran.

So, there are definitely situations where diplomacy ultimately works out for the United States, Patel emphasized.