Will receive support from Russia before the next round nuclear deal with the United States

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Before the second round of talks in Rome this weekend, Iran is seeking Russia’s support for any agreement with the United States on the rapidly advanced Tehran nuclear program.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araksi has said his Russian opponent Sergei Lavrov, the first round of talks in Oman last week.

Abbas Arakshi praised Russia’s role in the 2015 nuclear deal with the world forces, which led to the survey of sanctions in exchange for Tehran’s nuclear operations.

“We are confident and we hope that Russia will continue to play its support in any new agreement,” he said at a joint press conference with Lavro in Moscow.

The 2015 Nuclear Power Agreement fell by unilateral removal of Trump in 2018, while Iran has abandoned all its nuclear operations and enriched uranium up to 60% of the weapons degree.

Lavrov said Russia is ready to meditate and meditate in nuclear talks.

“In Iran’s view, we are ready to help, mediate and play any role that is useful and acceptable to the United States,” Lavrov said.

“The only way for a contract like (Iranian) Minister, such as the Minister, consider it a deal exclusively on nuclear issues.”

Lavrov said Russian President Vladimir Putin met on Thursday in the conversations “emphasized the unprecedented mechanism of political conversation” between Moscow and Dermero.

This does not give details, except to say that Putin is “very pleased” in conversations.

Arya said that Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatullah Ali Gamene, gave a message to Putin from Kanene, and has the last word on all state issues in Iran, but no longer providing details.

In Paris, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed his confidence that conversations with Iran “benefit, lead something, and we all want a peaceful and durable resolution.”

Rubio met with British, French and German defenders and pressured to maintain sanctions against Iran instead of allowing the expiration of sanctions against Iran.

“Based on yesterday’s public opinion, we should all predict that they are going to receive a statement from AIEA, which I will not be in accordance with Iran, but is dangerous to a weapon and is closer than the precedent.”