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Israel's government warns of an increase in global terror if the nuclear deal with Iran is reactivated. This is a "bad deal" for the West. Israeli Prime Minister Jair Lapid has called on the West to end talks with Iran about reviving the nuclear deal. The negotiations must be stopped immediately, the agreement is "a bad deal," said Lapid in Jerusalem. Sanctions relaxation would add billions of dollars to Iran's treasury and allow it to fund terrorist groups like the Palestinian Hamas. Recently there had been movement in the Vienna negotiations on reactivation of the international nuclear agreement with Iran. US officials said Iran had relaxed its blockade of some UN nuclear inspections and was no longer insisting that the US government remove the Revolutionary Guards from its terrorist list. According to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, the talks could continue this week. Lapid warned the western signatories to the agreement against manipulation by Ira...

In the nuclear dispute that has lasted for years, a solution is apparently within reach. Now it is Iran's turn to avert a serious nuclear crisis, say Germany and France. In the long-standing dispute over Iran's nuclear program, according to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a solution is within reach. "All the elements for concluding the negotiations are on the table," Scholz said at the Munich Security Conference.  The Iranian leadership now has a choice - the "moment of truth" has come. A breakthrough could soon be achieved in the negotiations, or they could still fail, emphasized Scholz. In the evening, French President Emmanuel Macron also confirmed the urgency of a decision. In an hour-and-a-half phone call, he urged Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi to reach an agreement "while there is still time." This was announced by the Elysee Palace. With the participation of France and its partners, a solution was found that respects the essential interests...

In the midst of talks about a new version of the nuclear agreement, the US announced new punitive measures. The reason is "clear violations of human rights". The US has imposed new sanctions on around a dozen organizations and individual leaders in Iran. The Treasury Department in Washington said the sanctions responded to "clear violations of human rights". Among other things, you will meet Iranian special forces from the security services or counter-terrorism. The management of Iranian prisons is also affected by the sanctions, it said in Washington. In Vienna, negotiations are currently underway with Iran to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement, which is intended to prevent Tehran from building nuclear weapons. The United States withdrew from the agreement in 2018 under President Donald Trump and had imposed a number of sanctions on the government in Tehran. Ukraine Crisis: Joe Biden Threatens Russia With Sanctions Thereafter, Iran also gradually withdrew from the a...

The military modernization of China is causing uncertainty in Washington. Is a new nuclear race looming, this time between the USA and China? The fear of a nuclear arms race is back. Once again, an escalation logic seems to prevail, which the first time could only be contained with politico-military restrationality - and with a lot of luck. Back then, during the Cold War, it was the USA and the Soviet Union that kept filling their arsenals with new nuclear weapons. A credible deterrent, argued the strategists on both sides of the Iron Curtain, presupposes the ability to destroy one another. The claims to power of East and West clashed in the North Atlantic area and created a precarious balance of horror there. The center of the new arms race is the Indo-Pacific. Today it is the United States and China who count each other's warheads and missiles. The rivalry between the two superpowers of the 21st century is increasingly taking on an atomic dimension. And some observers believe tha...

Talks on resuming the nuclear deal are due to start on November 29th. Representatives from the EU, Iran and the USA take part. Negotiations on the resumption of the nuclear deal with Iran are to be continued on November 29 in Vienna. The European External Action Service announced. Iran's deputy foreign minister and future head of the Iranian nuclear delegation, Ali Bagheri, has also confirmed the date on Twitter. The EU Foreign Affairs Representative Josep Borrell will chair the talks, and senior diplomats from China, Russia, France, Great Britain and Germany as well as other representatives of the Iranian government will also take part. The negotiations would start with the aim of " removing the illegal and inhuman sanctions ," Bagheri tweeted. The United States withdrew from the nuclear deal in 2018 under the then President Donald Trump and implemented massive sanctions against Iran. In response, the Iranian government withdrew from many of the terms of the agreement, i...

In 2015, the international community reached an agreement with Iran, then Donald Trump terminated it. Now Tehran wants to negotiate a resumption of the deal. The Iran wants negotiations to resume its nuclear program next month. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri announced this on Twitter. The negotiations with the EU's Deputy Foreign Representative, Enrique Mora, were very constructive. Bagheri wrote that it was agreed to resume nuclear negotiations by the end of November. He is the future head of the Iranian nuclear delegation in Vienna. He plans to announce the exact date next week. The government from Tehran wanted to hold consultations on the "remaining differences" before the official resumption of the nuclear negotiations in order to enable "result-oriented negotiations". Therefore, Bagheri met Mora in Brussels. Both diplomats last met for talks in Tehran in mid-October. Negotiations to restore the 2015 Vienna Agreement originally began in Apri...

Specific military training returns to face the "existential threat" that Tehran possesses unconventional weapons. The noise of more than 70 fighter jets from eight countries in the largest international exercise in Israel's history contrasts with the official silence on the possible return of the Israeli military option to thwart the Iranian nuclear plan. After four years, the Air Force has decided to return to specific training to be ready if the order to act in the so-called "third circle" arrives. "This air maneuver, prepared for a year, is not focused on Iran or has to do with specific challenges," an Israeli high command clarifies to EL MUNDO at the southern Ovda air base a few days after the fifth edition of Blue Fag . Eight Armies, under the observation of another eight, rehearse flight scenarios for air-to-air and surface-to-air missiles, coordinate the action of aircraft of different types and generations, and complete the mutual learning of p...

Israel has resumed military exercises to attack Iran's nuclear facilities. According to Israeli media, the country's air force has launched a major military exercise two years later, aimed at preparing to target Iran's nuclear facilities. The head of the Israeli army, Afif Kokhafi, has allocated a large budget for the exercise. The Israeli army chief had earlier ordered his air force to be prepared to target Iran's nuclear plants, stressing the need for high-level training exercises to enhance skills. At the behest of the military chief, the Israeli air force has resumed training for a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities after a two-year hiatus, with the government approving a 1.5 billion budget. It is possible. According to Israeli media reports, Israel and the United States are aware that an alternative military plan must be in place if diplomacy fails to deter Iran from developing nuclear weapons. It should be noted that the head of the Israeli army had ...

The US wants to return to the nuclear deal under Joe Biden, but success is uncertain. In the event of failure, like Israel, they do not rule out any options. In the nuclear dispute with Iran, the US and Israel have again threatened consequences if a diplomatic solution to end the Iranian nuclear program cannot be found. Both states fear the construction of an Iranian atomic bomb. "We know that there are moments when nations have to use force to protect the world from evil," said Israeli Foreign Minister Jair Lapid at a meeting with his counterparts from the US and the United Arab Emirates in Washington. "When a terror regime is about to get a nuclear weapon, we have to act and make it clear that the civilized world will not allow this." Israel reserves the right to act at any time and in any way. "That is not only our right," said Lapid of the threat, "it is also our responsibility." Read also:  China And Taiwan | "Peaceful Reunification...