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America supports die Ahwaz demonstrations . and die Nuclear negotiations are at stake

The recent American support for the Ahvaz demonstrations, die encountered widespread repression by the Iranian security forces die Future of the Vienna negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program at stake, as these talks are now in are in a critical situation.

The protests have die Government of US President Joe Biden in brought a delicate diplomatic position, especially after it tried to help the Iranian people negotiate a new nuclear deal with the regime, according to the Washington Free Beacon.

On the subject, a US State Department spokesman told the newspaper on Wednesday that die Officials reported protests in in Iran’s Khuzestan province, including reports that security forces shot at protesters.

Ahvas protests on July 19, 2021

He added that die Biden government supports Iranians’ right to peacefully assemble and express themselves, a right they should enjoy without fear of violence and arbitrary arrest by security forces, he said.

Congressmen also condemned die Iranian government for its violent response to die Protesters.

The lifting of the sanctions is a weapon in Tehran’s hand

In parallel explained die newspaper in a report that if die US sanctions against Iran will be lifted under a possible deal, it is possible that die Government uses this money to promote its regional terrorist project. Former President Barack Obama has generally granted the Tehran regime relief in terms of sanctions.

Republican Senator Marco Rubio, a member of the Senate’s Foreign Affairs Committee, said the Iranian people are calling die Liberation from the regime in Tehran and condemned die Use of violence and brutality to disperse peaceful protesters.

In a statement posted on Twitter in English and Farsi he also meant that die United States die Protesters should support rather than make a deal with the evil regime in Negotiate Tehran.

Joe Biden

For her part, Republican MP Claudia Teni, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, confirmed that “die Iranians die “Fed up with current regime leadership.” “Like the Cuban people, the Iranian people want to be free and demand their fundamental rights,” she added.

She added that the regime in Tehran doesn’t die Represents the history, dynamism or future of the great Iranian people as they put it.

MEP Nicole Malliotakis, die is also a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, said for her part that die Demonstrations show how authoritarian governments oppress their people and stressed die Need to support Iranians’ quest for freedom against the evil regime, she said.

Seventh round of negotiations

It should be noted that, given the ongoing uncertainty about the timing of the likely seventh round of nuclear negotiations between the West and Iran, despite Washington’s recent confirmation of its willingness to act indirectly on the 20th, some reports have started on die Opportunity to point out an alternative plan for die To develop obstruction of the event horizon.

From Vienna (Archive – The Associated Press)

A few days ago, according to the “Iran International” network, Western diplomats stated that die Nuclear treaty member states had begun to deliberate on developing an alternative plan that could be implemented if so die Vienna talks without an agreement, including the return of lifted sanctions or the imposition of new sanctions against die Iranian authorities.

The nuclear talks die in April last year in of the Austrian capital after six rounds of talks between Western countries and Iran under the auspices of the European Union and indirect participation of the United States, no consensus has been reached die Agreement that has collapsed since 2018.

The seventh round should start earlier this month (July), but it seems that there are some differences over unresolved fundamental issues die Decision for die have hindered the next round so far.

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