Paris: Diplomacy is the only way to prevent Iran from possessing a nuclear weapon

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Paris: Diplomacy is the only way to prevent Iran from possessing a nuclear weapon

It required Paris Washington and Tehran have given priority to negotiation, stressing that the path Diplomatic is the only way to prevent Iran permanently from getting A nuclear weapon.
The United States deploys a large naval and air force in the Middle East in parallel with its threat of launching a military strike against Iran.
French Foreign Ministry spokesman Pascal Confavreau said: "We follow what is happening hour by hour regarding Iran, and Paris is in constant contact, especially with the American authorities"
He added: "We say to the parties concerned that the priority must be negotiation, because it is the only way to permanently prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon"
He also reiterated that France believes that regime change cannot occur through external intervention.
This comes as Iran on Thursday defended its right to enrich uranium, the day after a warning from the United States, which saw that there were several reasons to strike the Islamic Republic with which it is engaged in indirect negotiations aimed at reaching an agreement.

Trump gives Iran 15 days

The American President gave Donald Trump Iran A maximum of 15 days to conclude a feasible deal in the ongoing discussions between the two parties, or confrontation. "Bad things"While the Islamic Republic once again defended its right to Uranium enrichment.

He said Trump during the inaugural meeting of"Peace Council" In Washington it is "It has been proven over the years that it is not easy to reach a meaningful deal with Iran. We have to reach a meaningful deal or bad things will happen."

He added: "Maybe we should go a step further, or maybe not, or maybe we’ll make a deal, you’ll probably find out in the next 10 days.".
Later, Trump spoke to reporters on board Air Force One about a maximum deadline "10 to 15 days".