
İranlı milletvekili Erdestani, ABD ile doğrudan müzakerelerin Katar veya Türkiye'de yapılabileceğini belirtti.
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İran ve ABD arasında uzun süredir devam eden nükleer program ve bölgesel nüfuz gerilimi bulunmaktadır.
İran basınına yansıyan haberlere göre Erdestani, İran ile ABD arasındaki müzakere olasılığı hakkında konuştu.
'DOĞRUDAN MÜZAKERE İHTİMAL DAHİLİNDE'
Mevcut koşullarda müzakerelerin tek yol olduğunu ve bütün savaşların müzakere ile sona ermesi gerektiğini belirten Erdestani, "Ne savaş ne de müzakere durumuna son vermeliyiz" diyerek İran ile ABD arasında Katar veya Türkiye’de doğrudan müzakerenin ihtimal dahilinde olduğunu dile getirdi.
Erdestani ayrıca, zaman zaman İran kamuoyunda tartışılan Nükleer Silahların Yayılmasının Önlenmesi Antlaşması'ndan (NPT) ayrılma konusuna ilişkin, "Bu mesele uluslararası arenada İran'ın nükleer silah üretmeye yöneldiği izlenimini meydana getiriyor." dedi.

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