The Donald Trump’s threats against him Iran for the course of the Iranian nuclear program has caused special worry and reflection to Tehran, which turns to Russia And in China for consultations to manage the issue that has arisen.
In this context, Russia, China and Iran have decided to hold talks at expert level for the Iranian nuclear program tomorrow (08.04.02025) in Moscow, as said today (07.04.2025) by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zaharova.
For his part, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stressed that in terms of tensions between the US and Iran for Tehran’s nuclear program, “Russia is ready to do everything it can to help them resolve.”
It is recalled that US President Donald Trump He has threatened to bomb Iran unless he reaches an agreement with Washington for his nuclear program.
Yesterday (06.04.2025), Iran’s Foreign Minister said that immediate negotiations with the US on the Iranian nuclear program have absolutely no meaning.
“Immediate negotiations with a side that is constantly threatening to resort to violence (…) and which expresses conflicting positions from various officials would have no meaning,” he said characteristically.
“But we remain committed to diplomacy and are ready to test the path of indirect negotiations,” he added.
Western countries, first in the US, have been suspected for decades that Tehran wants to acquire a nuclear weapon. Iran rejects these charges and states that its nuclear activities are exclusively peaceful.
In March, Trump sent a letter to Iranian officials calling them on negotiations on their country’s nuclear program. But at the same time the Republican threatened to bomb Iran in the event of diplomacy and imposed new sanctions on the Iranian oil sector.
The US president stated on Thursday (03.04.2025) that He would prefer to have “immediate negotiations” with Iran, because “you are moving faster and you understand the other side much better”. «If anyone wants to negotiate, what does he benefit to threaten?“, Iranian President Massun Pezkian.
The Iran signed in 2015 agreement on its nuclear program with the permanent members of the UN Security Council (US, China, Russia, France and Britain) and the Germany, which predicted constraints to nuclear activities her Tehran in return for the removal of international sanctions against it.
Yet 2018during his first term in the US presidency, Trump unilaterally withdrew the country from the agreement and reinstated sanctions against Tehran.