Knitted News03.03.22 16:33 L. Adar A. Tishpav
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News 12 commentator on Arab affairs, Ehud Yaari, referred to the negotiations between Iran and the superpowers on the nuclear agreement, and sent a sting to Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
In an interview with 103FM radio, Yaari said: “We are in the eighth round, which is supposed to be a final round, it is not certain that this will happen. There are three issues that have not yet closed as of last night – “The military aspects of the Iranian plan, that they refuse to give inspectors answers or access to these places,” Yaari explained at the beginning of the conversation.
Yaari added that “in addition to that, there was a leak yesterday of participants in some of the delegations. I think it came mainly from the French side, because their position is the most aggressive and rigid towards the Iranians.”
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Yaari stressed that “in order to pretend to return to the agreement, they (the Americans) are willing to do anything for the Iranians, and there is one more thing – they are willing to make some sort of arrangement regarding the lifting of sanctions on the Revolutionary Guards themselves.” And Lebanon, wherever you want. “
“These sanctions do not address the nuclear issue at all and were not part of the removal of sanctions at the time in 2015. The removal of sanctions will be several times more extensive than Obama gave in 2015, and in the operational sense, the time Iran needs to get enough enriched material for a first bomb is shortened. “4 months or less, and it will get even shorter in the next two or three years.”
Yaari also referred to Israel’s status in the negotiations and said: “Israel is not in the game. It sends middle-ranking officials to Vienna to hear what they agree to say to them. It is not too much. The prime minister pretends to be mediated between Ukraine and Russia, and I say ‘well “We are not players on this pitch right now.”
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