‘We will find a way to survive’: Iran says it can face failed nuclear dialogue because Trump praises progress
Irani President Masood Peseshkian said on Monday that Iran would be able to survive if the ongoing conversation with the United States fails to make a deal. US President Trump called the weekend conversation with Tehran “very good”.,“It’s not that we will die of hunger if they refuse to interact with us or ban,” said Pazsian. “We will find a way to survive.”High-level dialogue, which began in April, aims to resolve a decades long dispute over Iran’s nuclear ambitions. If a new agreement has not been reached, Trump has threatened Iran with sanctions and military action.The latest attempt represents the most important agreement between Washington and Tehran as the US withdrew from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), which offered to give relief to Iran restrictions in exchange for strict boundaries in its nuclear program.Iran emphasizes that its nuclear activities are only for civil purposes and demand relief from restrictions that have severely affected its oil-based economy.The conversation in Rome last week marked the fifth round of talks. While some signs of limited progress came out, the major disagreement remains – especially on uranium enrichment.When asked about Iran’s suggestion reports that Iran might agree to free the enrichment for three years, Foreign Ministry spokesman Exmail Bagi replied, “Iran would never accept it.”“If there is goodwill from the American side, we are also optimistic,” he said. “But if the conversation is aimed at curbing Iran’s rights, then the conversation will not be found anywhere.”Since returning to the office, Trump has revived his “maximum pressure” approach, tightened restrictions and maintains military threats on the table. However, their recent comments potentially suggest soft tone as the two sides consider the costs of constant conflict.
