NEW YORK, Sept 22 — Iran’s new ultraconservative president voiced support Tuesday in his international debut for reviving a nuclear accord even as he berated the United States, hailing what he described as its failures.
Indirect talks brokered by the European Union have been on hiatus since June after months of negotiations with the previous government failed to secure a path forward. But Western powers, as well as China and Russia, say they see the value in restricting Iran’s nuclear program peacefully under the 2015 agreement, from which US President Joe Biden’s predecessor Donald Trump withdrew the United States.
“We’re not going to wait two or three months for the Iranian delegation to return to Vienna. It has to be quicker,” Maas told reporters. The two events show that “the US hegemonic system has no credibility, whether inside or outside the country.”
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