Trump wants to negotiate new nuclear agreement with Iran

United States President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he would like to reach a new nuclear agreement “verified” with Iran and asked the work to start “immediately” in that direction, while considered “Very exaggerated” the information that he wants to destroy the Persian nation.

“I want Iran to be a big and successful country, but without nuclear weapons,” Trump said in his social network account after saying that information about the United States is “working with Israel to blow up Iran in Iran pieces are very exaggerated “.

“I would prefer a nuclear peace agreement much more that would allow Iran to grow and prosper in peace. We should start working immediately,” he said, adding that once the agreement is signed and completed, it will be “a big party in the Middle East”.

The message comes after the US president said on Tuesday that he gave “instructions” that if Iran killed him, the country would be “annihilated”. He also signed a memorandum to restore the policy of maximum pressure on the Ayatollah regime.

Trump himself had already used the expression “explode” Iran in September last year, suggesting that the country was behind two murder attempts against him. The Justice Department announced in November that it had frustrated an Iranian conspiracy to murder Trump before the presidential election.

Iran answered this same day that if the main question for the US is that the country does not get nuclear weapons, its differences can be resolved and “no problem.”

The American agent has already imposed a “maximum pressure policy” against Tehran during his first term (2017-2020) and abandoned the 2015 nuclear pact that limited the nuclear program of Iran in exchange for the sanction survey, which sank the Iranian economy .

After the American departure of the nuclear agreement, Iran has enriched uranium far beyond the permitted level and now has 182.3 pounds enriched with 60% purity, near the military use of 90%, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency (AIAE ).