“We have restrictions,” Trump said in comments on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo. “And if they work, and if they can be peaceful, and if they can show us that they are not going to do any other damage, I will lift the restrictions.”
Trump said on Friday he considered reduced the sanctions on Iran after a ceasefire, but instead he was excluded in Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader to claim victory in the war with Israel.
Relief was indicated after his comments last week when he said that China continued to buy Iranian oil. White house officials later indicated that reducing US sanctions did not mean.
In Fox News interview, which was tapped on Friday, Trump renewed his argument that Iran was weeks away from receiving an atomic weapon and the US “slant” a major underground of Iran’s nuclear program.
He also injected a note of caution, stating that Iran’s atomic ambitions were “set back for some time.” American Republican Senator Lindsay Graham, a foreign-policy Hawk, close to Trump, suggested that Iran exists as a condition to resume Israel, which exist as a condition for many, which are running many times, which are present as a condition for many people, which are present as a condition for many people, which are a condition for many people, which are present as a condition for many The existing, which exist as a condition for many people, exist as a condition for many, exist as a condition for many, “Iranian rule – we recognize Israeli’s right to exist,” Graham said in this week of ABC on Sunday. “If they cannot say so, then you are never going to deal with a curse.”
The head of the United Nations Atomic Monitoring Agency disputed the claims of the Trump administration about the level of loss to Iran’s nuclear program from the US attacks, which targeted its uranium enrichment capabilities.
“No one can claim that everything has disappeared and there is nothing,” the head of Rafael Mariano Grosy, International nuclear power agencySaid on CBS face the nation. “It is clear that there is severe damage, but it is not a total loss.”
He said that Iran has industrial and technical abilities to resume rich uranium production which are probably “in a few months”. “So if they want so, they will be able to start doing so again.”
He said that the assessment of damage is not IAEA job and the agency’s information on the status of Iran’s nuclear program is limited.
