The Iranian Foreign Minister, the Abbas AragziExpected in Moscow this week to discuss talks between his country’s and US governments, a new cycle of talks between Tehran and Washington next Saturday.

Iran and the US, which have been interrupted by their diplomatic relations since 1980, have held talks on Saturday, with the mediation of the Sultanate of Oman on the thorny issue of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.

Western governments, with the first of the United States, have for decades that Iran has intended to acquire nuclear weapons. Tehran denies the category and defends the country’s sovereign right to have a nuclear program for political purposes, in particular for energy production.

Iran and the US have agreed to continue their talks next Saturday, April 19, always with a raw mediation.

The second round will also take place in Mukat, the capital of the Oman Sultanate, the Iranian Foreign Ministry cleared last night, according to the official Iranian IRNA news agency.

The leaders of the Dutch and Italian diplomacy, respectively, Caspar Feltkab and Antonio Tayyani, had previously reported yesterday that the second round of talks was to be held in Rome.

Before these new conversations, the Abbas Aragzi will go to Moscow ‘At the end of the week’said yesterday’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Bayai, adding that during his visit the visit would be given the visit of the visit. “Opportunity to affect the latest developments in negotiations.”

The head of Iranian diplomacy will have conversations with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrovfor its part, Moscow confirmed, without clarifying the date of the bilateral meeting.

Russia is one of the Contracting Parties of the International Agreement on its nuclear program, which was closed with Iran in 2015 – appeared to the Common Integrated Action Plan (COSD) – but today it is defeated after the US deafening decision to withdraw from it in 2018.

France, Britain, China and Germany They are also parties to the agreement.

The text provided for removing some international sanctions against Iran, in return for the restriction and control of its nuclear program by the International Atomic Energy Organization (IAEA).

According to the IAEA, Tehran kept all the commitments it had made.

In 2018, Donald Trump He withdrew with a click in his country from KOSD and reinstated US sanctions.

Following his return to the White House on January 20, he demanded from Iran to negotiate a new agreement, while threatening to order bombings in the Islamic Republic in the event of diplomacy failure.

‘I want to solve this problem’, Donald Trump assured the press yesterday, asked about talks with Iran. ‘It’s easy enough’flew to reporters at the White House.

In 2018, he was raging the ‘Worst deal ever closed’ with Iran, on the days of his predecessor in the presidency Barack Obama.

In retaliation for US retirement from agreement and resetting sanctions in force, Iran has gradually began to take its distances and to define its obligations under the text.

Iran has thus multiplied the number and performance of its centrifugal devices, in other words of machinery used to enrich uranium to produce more, enriched to a higher degree and faster, in its facilities at the Natanz and in Fordo (centrally).

Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw his country from the COSD was partly explained by himself by invoking the absence of measures to limit the Tehran ballistic missile development program, which It is perceived as a threat by Israel, a key US ally in the Middle East.

“The only issue of discussions will be the nuclear power program and the lifting of sanctions”declared the day before Sunday Esmile on state television.

Iran’s influence in the area and its capabilities in the rockets are two of the ‘Red lines’ of the Islamic Republic, IRNA noted.

Iran is the only state that does not have nuclear weapons that enriches heaven to a high degree (60%), continuing to gather large stocks of tear material, according to the IAEA.

90% enrichment level allows to be constructed nuclear weaponaccording to the UN service for nuclear.

The 2015 agreement provided that the level of enrichment could not exceed 3.67%.

As Tehran multiplies its diplomatic initiatives, the Director General of the IAEA, the Rafael Grossi, announced Monday via x that he goes to Iran “Within the week”.

Mr. Grossi ‘Will arrive in Tehran (tomorrow) Wednesday morning’he reported IRNA, citing a foreign ministry official.

He will have meetings with Foreign Arakzi and the Head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Committee (IEAE) Mohammadclarified IRNA.

The previous visit of Rafael Grossi In Iran it dates back to November. He then visited the units in Natanz and Fordo.