Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad bin Hamoud Al -Busaidi said that a fifth round of Iranian -American talks will be held in Rome tomorrow, Friday, at a time when Exius revealed Israeli preparations to strike Iran if the upcoming talks collapsed.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji confirmed in a statement to Iranian television that “Tehran will not accept its deprivation of its rights in its peaceful nuclear activity,” as he put it.
Earlier, Iran said it would hold a fifth round of talks with the United States in Rome later this week on its nuclear program.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ismail Baqi, said in a statement that Tehran agreed to a “proposal made by Oman (Al -Waseet) to organize another round of Iranian -American talks” on Friday in Rome.
On the other hand, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that if a deal with Iran is reached, she cannot have the ability to enrich uranium.
Rubio added during a session before the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee that there are various US sanctions on Iran, and that any sanctions will not be part of the planned agreement will remain in effect.
Israeli plan
Meanwhile, Axius quoted two Israeli sources as saying that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear installations quickly if negotiations collapsed between the United States and Iran.
The two sources said that the Israeli intelligence community in the past few days has turned from the belief that the nuclear agreement has become close to believing that the talks may collapse soon.
The American website quoted an Israeli source as saying that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a very sensitive meeting this week with a group of senior ministers and security and intelligence officials, regarding the situation of nuclear talks.
The source said that the possible Israeli strike against Iran will not be for one time, but rather a military campaign that lasts at least a week.
An Israeli source added to the site that the Israeli army believes that its practical opportunity to launch a successful blow may fade soon, so Israel will have to move quickly if the talks fail.
Two Israeli sources told the site that “there were a lot of training, and the American army saw everything and understands that Israel is preparing,” as he put it.
The site also quoted a US official that the administration of President Donald Trump is concerned that Netanyahu might be in his step even without the green light of President Trump.
After 4 rounds of talks aimed at curbing the Iranian nuclear program in exchange for the reduction of sanctions, there are still many obstacles that hinder the way of talks.
On Wednesday, Reuters quoted diplomats and a document that both Germany, France and Britain will activate a mechanism to re -impose sanctions on Iran if an agreement is not reached with the United States next August.
A senior European official suggested that it would take longer than 18 months in light of the most complex geopolitical situation now.