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Tehran: Iran is ready to interact with Britain, France and Germany in Turkey on Friday, US President Donald Trump said the nuclear deal with Tehran was “getting closer”.Istanbul’s meeting follows Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi’s “irreversible” results warning if European powers proceed to re -explain the United Nations restrictions on Iran under the 2015 deal. The so -called E3 were parties for the agreement with China, Russia and the United States.But Trump effectively torped the deal during his first term in 2018, left it unilaterally and reopen the restrictions on Iran’s banking sector and oil exports.A year later, Iran responded by returning its own commitments under the deal, which provided relief from restrictions in exchange for United Nations restrictions on Iran’s nuclear activities.Three European powers are weighing whether the 2015 deal is to trigger the “Snapback” mechanism of the deal, which will restore United Nations restrictions in response to Iranian non-transportation-one option that is ending in October.Such a stance “a global nuclear proliferation crisis that provokes risks” will mainly affect European people, warning by Iran’s top diplomat. However, while writing in the French Weekly Le Point, he also said that Tehran was “ready to turn on the page” in his relations with Europe.Friday’s meeting with European powers comes after less than a week of the fourth round of Iran-American nuclear dialogue, which Tehran called “difficult but useful”, and then an American official said Washington was “encouraged”. Araghchi said that Friday’s talks will be held at the level of Deputy Foreign Ministers. ‘getting close’ Speaking on a trip to Qatar on Thursday, Trump said the United States was “close” for a deal with Iran that would stop military action.“We are not going to make any nuclear dust in Iran,” he said.Oman-medieval Iran-US talks were the highest level of contact between the two enemies after Washington left the nuclear deal in 2018.Since returning to the office, Trump has revived his “maximum pressure” policy on Tehran, supporting nuclear diplomacy, but warns of military action if it fails.On Thursday, US News website Exios said that the Trump administration on Sunday gave a “written proposal” to Iran for a deal during the fourth round of conversation.Araghchi denied the report and said, “We have not been given anything”. He, however, said that “We are ready to create confidence and transparency about our nuclear program in response to the restrictions.”Trump has said that he presented the leadership of Iran with a “Branch of Olives”, saying that it was a proposal that would not last forever. He further threatened to impose “large -scale maximum pressure”, including running Iranian oil exports up to zero if the dialogue failed. Iran currently enriches uranium up to 60 percent, which is above the range of 3.67 percent in the 2015 deal, but below the 90 percent required for atomic warheads.Tehran said that the right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes is “non-pervantic”, but says it will be open to temporary sanctions how much uranium is rich and at what level it is. On Wednesday, Iran’s nuclear power agency chief Mohammad Eslami reiterated that Tehran “does not seek nuclear militaryization”, saying that the promotion was under the supervision of the United Nations Nuclear Sentinel. He said, “The disruption of the enrichment is not accepted by Iran,” he insisted.