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Trump’s ambassador secretly meets Israeli officials before talks with Iran
Two Israeli officials held an unprecedented meeting in Paris, on Friday, US President Donald Trump’s ambassador to discuss American -Iranian nuclear talks with the ambassador of US -Iranian nuclear talks, and 3 Israeli sources reported about the “Axios” website meeting.
In an attempt to influence the American position before the negotiations in Rome, the Israeli Intelligence Agency (Mosad) has fled to Paris to attend an unofficial meeting with the Director of Israel’s Intelligence Agency (Mosad) to attend the United States.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is worried that the US will give an agreement with Iran in 2015, as in the Signature of Obama Administration in 2015, President Trump has left himself.
Vittouf is in Paris to attend meetings on Russia and Ukraine before going to Rome to attend Iran’s negotiations.
At those meetings, Vittakov insisted that the Trump administration’s goal on Iran was to resolve the nuclear crisis through diplomatic means and not re -improve Iran’s uranium.
Some Hawks want to enter an agreement that completely ends the Iran nuclear program in the Netanyahu and US administration, otherwise Iran is a blow to nuclear companies.
Though Trump had initially set a two -month deadline for negotiations, he said he was not in a hurry to move forward in the military strike, because he wanted to negotiate. “
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji, who represents Tehran in the discussions, will come to Rome on Friday after his visit to Moscow, during which he met President Vladimir Putin and discussed with the United States.
Although Russia is not directly involved in negotiations, the Iranians are seeking Russia’s support, including the possibility of putting pressure on Trump, according to Axios. “We hope Russia plays the role in a possible agreement,” Arakji said on Friday.
Arakji said the United States had shown the intensity in the first round of negotiations, but Iran was openly and secretly “contradictory messages” from the United States.
“It is important to be mentioned in the negotiations table,” he stressed.
Arakji said the United States could enter into an agreement if “unrealistic demands” could be submitted, one of these demands would stop enriching Iran’s uranium completely.
