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TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to revive the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) between Iran and the P5+1 group, reports have emerged that US President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the current plan devised by the Iranian government. The development has sparked heated debates among experts and diplomats, with some interpreting Trump’s reaction as a clear indication that the plan in question is actually more effective than initially thought.
According to informed sources within Iran’s government, Trump’s negative reaction to the plan does not hold significant weight in the country’s decision-making process. The sources assert that the Iranian government is not working on drafting a new plan specifically with the intention of pleasing the American president.
“It seems that every time Trump expresses dissatisfaction with the plan, it is often a sign that the plan is actually on the right track,” the sources emphasized, highlighting the notion that Iranian diplomats have been able to navigate the complex and often contentious negotiations with the US, while remaining steadfast in their stance.
Iranian diplomats have reportedly been working tirelessly to address the concerns raised by the US and the European governments, which have been pushing for a comprehensive and verifiable nuclear deal. The US has long been critical of the JCPOA, accusing Tehran of failing to adhere to certain provisions, including uranium enrichment and inspections. In response, the Iranian government has argued that the US has consistently failed to fulfill its commitments under the deal.
The sources in Tehran also emphasized that the current plan is not solely focused on satisfying the needs of the US, but rather on achieving a mutually beneficial agreement that takes into account the concerns of all parties involved. This approach, according to them, has led to some progress, but also faced significant pushback and skepticism from the US side.
“The truth is that no one in Iran is working on drafting a plan to please the American president,” the sources concluded, highlighting the disconnect between the US administration’s expectations and the Iranian government’s priorities. “We are working towards forging an agreement that meets the legitimate interests of the Iranian people, while also respecting the sovereignty and dignity of our nation,” they stated.
The diplomatic saga has sparked a renewed sense of urgency among Iranian officials, who are keen to secure a sustainable nuclear deal that can withstand the pressures of a rapidly changing global landscape. The talks are expected to continue in the coming weeks, with both sides engaging in intense negotiations to bridge the remaining gaps.