The EU foreign policy chief and nuclear negotiator Catherine Ashton
will meet with the foreign ministers of the six major powers at the sidelines
of the U.N. General Assembly meeting in New York next week on the impasse over
Iran’s nuclear program and to “assess the situation and to discuss the way
forward,” the EU announced today.
On Tuesday, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili held a meeting in Istanbul with Ashton. The Iranians described the talks as “useful and constructive.” Ashton’s spokesman said the meeting was “an important opportunity to stress once again to Iran the urgent need to make progress.” (Reuters, 18 September)
Last Thursday, A resolution sponsored by the six powers (The U.S.,
Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany) was passed nearly unanimously
at the IAEA Board of Governors (with Cuba casting the only negative vote)
censoring Iran for defying the organization’s demands to curb uranium
enrichment, especially at 20 percent purity, and failing to address concerns
about its suspected nuclear weapon research program at Parchin military base.
and isn't mat going to point out that the U.S., Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany is no match for the invincible iranian military ?
ReplyDeleteisn't the one with Dysentery in London going to claim that it's only because the US,Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany are controlled by his imaginary father-in-law and the other Jooz that those countries are saying mean things about the Iranian regime and its weapons program?