Trump’s negotiation proposal “Worthless”

Trump’s negotiation proposal “Worthless”

2018/07/31 | Council, News

Strategic Council Online: “It seems that Mr Trump loves meeting for the meeting, and doesn’t think about his meeting outcomes and paradoxical states,” said the president of Strategic Council on Foreign Relations in his reaction to U.S president’s proposal to meet his Iranian counterpart.

“Based on our bitter experience from negotiating with the U.S and repeated violation of commitments by this country, it’s natural that we consider his proposal as worthless. First of all, Trump should compensate U.S withdrawal from JCPOA and show that he respects international law and what his predecessors had committed,” said Dr Kamal Kharrazi.

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