Biden talked about the stable Iran's approval of the Middle East "please face the reality"

U.S. President Joseph Biden issued a post before visiting the Middle East, saying that since taking office, the Middle East has been "more stable and secure", and this visit will continue "those hopeful trends." The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded on the 12th that Biden's article was a "one -sided and inconsistent description" in the US Middle East policy.

Biden visited Israel, the west bank of the Jordan River and Saudi Arabia from the 13th to 16th. This will be his first visit to the Middle East for one and a half years. According to the White House, Biden will discuss issues such as "threats from Iran" and strengthening cooperation in air defense during the visit during the visit.

The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Nasser Canni pointed out in a statement on the 12th that in order to make the Middle East more stable and secure, the United States must stop differentiation of regional countries, export weapons to this area, respect the sovereignty and territory of various countries in the region, Complete and stop making "Iranian phobia".

Kanney warns that if you cannot "correct these errors and cause crisis policies", the United States will become the "main responsible party" of unstable unstable in the Middle East.

Kanney said that if American politicians really want a more stable and secure Middle East and a world that is safe to themselves and others, they better understand the new reality of the world. Keep it to others to allow regional countries to ensure the safety and collective interests of various countries within the regional cooperation framework according to their own values, interests and realistic things.

In the text, Biden threatened to "isolate" Iran in the United League, forcing Iran to restore the comprehensive agreement of the Iranian nuclear issue through diplomatic and economic pressure. Cani criticized that the Bayeng government would return to the Iran nuclear agreement to make up for the former Republican president Donald Trump's mistakes continued the same practice in practice.

In July 2015, Iran and the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China, and Germany reached a comprehensive agreement on the Iranian nuclear issue. Iran promises to restrict the nuclear plan, and the international community has lifted sanctions against Iraq. In May 2018, the United States unilaterally withdrew the agreement, restarted and added a series of sanctions against Iraq. Since May 2019, Iran has gradually suspended the performance of some of the agreement, but promised to take measures "reversible".

Relevant parties of the Iranian nuclear agreement began to negotiate in Vienna, the capital of Austria last April to discuss the recovery of the United States and Iraq. The United States involved in negotiations indirectly. The eighth round of negotiations launched on December 27th and suspended on March 11 this year. Under the coordination of the European Union, Iran and the United States resumed the two -day indirect negotiations in the Capita capital at the end of June, Dhaha, and did not make a breakthrough.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Amir Abdullahiyan shouted to Biden on social media: "Can't impose a one-sided view of the United States by accusing and sanctions. ) (Xinhua News Agency special manuscript)

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