The White House confirms that Leaders from France, Britain, Germany, and the United States held a conversation on Sunday to discuss the revival of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal on Sunday.
Iran Nuclear Deal 2015
Western leaders are gathered in Vienna to discuss the Iran nuclear deal. The deal, which was reached in 2015, is designed to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
The leaders are discussing whether or not to continue with the deal, as some believe that Iran has not been living up to its commitments. However, others argue that the deal is working and that it is important to maintain it.
The discussions are ongoing and no decisions have been made yet. However, the fact that the leaders are meeting shows that they are taking the issue seriously and are looking for a way to ensure that Iran does not develop nuclear weapons.
US withdrawals from Iran deal 2018
The US withdrawal from the Iran deal has been met with criticism from many Western leaders. They argue that the deal was working and that Iran was complying with its terms.
US allies in Europe, such as France and Germany, have said that they will remain in the deal. They want to continue to work with Iran to keep it complying with the terms of the agreement.
Critics of the US decision say that it could lead to more unrest in the Middle East. They argue that withdrawing from the deal could make it harder to negotiate future deals with other countries.
Supporters of the US decision say that it will put pressure on Iran to renegotiate the terms of the agreement. They argue that the current agreement is not strong enough and does not do enough to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Europe look for a new Iran deal
European leaders are looking into the possibility of negotiating a new Iran deal since the Trump administration’s withdrawal from the existing agreement. While some believe that a new deal is necessary to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, others argue that the existing agreement is working and should be upheld. The situation is further complicated by the fact that European companies have significant business interests in Iran, which could be at risk if sanctions are re-imposed. Ultimately, it remains to be seen whether a new Iran deal can be reached, but the stakes are high for all involved.
