< IMG SRC = "https://img.tsn.ua/cted/227/tsn-7a7Afafe7a64cd96a891771cf6b F5b51/Thumbs/1036x648/51/0b/6BB3354D06A93761E6FE957DB0B51.JPEG " />~ 60 >< strong > hamanei refused to fulfill Washington's expectations. 60 >~ 60 > 62 ~ on Saturday, the Supreme Leader of the Ayatollah Ali Khamensie He said that his country would not negotiate under the “tyrannical” pressure of US President Donald Trump.
< p > this is reported by reuters.< p > Hamenya reaction appeared the day after US President Donald Trump announced that he sent a letter for negotiations on a nuclear agreement. in an interview with Fox Business Trump stated that there are “two ways to cope with Iran – a military way or conclude an agreement” in order to prevent Tehran to get nuclear weapons. ~ 60 > 60 ~ p > at the meeting with high -positioned Hamensiy officials, he said that Hamens said that he said that The purpose of Washington’s proposal for negotiations is to “impose your own expectations”.
< p > “The perseverance of some tyrannical governments in negotiations is not aimed at solving problems, but at imposing their own expectations. For them, negotiations are a way to get new expectations, and this applies not only to the Iranian nuclear problem. Obviously, Iran will not agree with their expectations, ”the Iranian leader emphasized.
< p > Despite the fact that Donald Trump expressed his readiness to conclude an agreement with Iran, the US president also resumed the maximum pressure campaign, which began during his first presidential period with the purpose of economic isolation of Iran on a global scale and the mass reduction in Iranian oil exports. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ < p > in 2018 Donald Trump derived the United States from the international agreement on the Iranian nuclear program and resumed tough economic sanctions against Tehran. Recall, US President Donald Trump on Friday, March 7, said he sent a letter to the Supreme Leader Iran, in which he proposed to start negotiations and conclude a new nuclear agreement.
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