Rouhani: ‘No serious efforts’ from US to revive nuclear deal
Al Jazeera
Iran’s leader says Biden admin’s words not translated into action, as he calls for lifting of sanctions to revive talks.
Tehran, Iran – President Hassan Rouhani has said Iran has seen “no serious efforts” from the United States after reports that the Biden administration proposed a new offer to resolve a deadlock over the landmark 2015 nuclear deal. In a televised cabinet speech on Wednesday, Rouhani pointed out that US President Joe Biden has emphasised diplomacy and admitted to the failure of his predecessor Donald Trump’s “maximum pressure” policy. However, the Iranian president said the Biden administration’s words have not translated into action, referring to the continued harsh US sanctions that Trump had imposed in 2018 when his administration walked out of the 2015 deal.
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