Will act against Iran if we receive orders from President Biden

Washington: – ‘Iran is close to building a nuclear bomb. Iran is capable of building an atomic bomb in a short period. If talks on the political front fail, the United States has other options to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. But it requires orders from the Biden administration,’ said Kenneth McKenzie, head of the US Central Command. US-appointed special envoy to Iran Rob Malley has hinted at imposing tougher economic sanctions on Iran.

A few hours ago, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, announced that talks with Iran on the maintenance of nuclear projects had failed. Controversial issues were discussed at a meeting between Iran and officials from the Atomic Energy Commission. However, Grossi expressed displeasure with the talks, saying that the talks had ended in a stalemate due to disagreement with Iran. The US State Department took note of this and criticized Iran. However, the US State Department has stated that it will participate in the talks, which will begin in Vienna on Monday.

But the head of the United States Central Command took a different stand. ‘According to President Biden, Iran will not be nuclear-armed. Efforts are on at the political level for this. But the Central Command always has different plans ready. We can definitely implement them if we get orders,’ said General McKenzie, head of Centcom, warning of military action. Speaking on Iran’s nuclear program, General McKenzie expressed concern.

‘Iran is very close to making an atomic bomb. However, Iran has not decided to build an actual atomic bomb. But if the need arises, Iran is ready to build an atomic bomb in the shortest possible time,’ said McKenzie, adding that Iran has advanced technology in its nuclear program. Although the head of CENTCOM has warned Iran of military action, leaders and officials in the Biden administration are still opposed to military action against Iran.

Biden’s special envoy for negotiations with Iran, Rob Malley, told a US news agency that sanctions were among other options. He warned of harsh economic sanctions should Iran withdraw from nuclear talks. A few days ago, the US State Department also said that if the atomic talks fizzled out, other options for action against Iran would be considered. But it did not include military action.

Nuclear talks with Iran are set to begin in Vienna on Monday. The Biden administration is ready to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. But even if the United States signed a nuclear deal with Iran, Israel would not be bound by the agreement, said Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Israel has announced plans to take action against Iran’s nuclear program.

China will support Iran : Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi

Beijing: – ‘China will support Iran in preventing interference in domestic affairs and unilateral action. This cooperation between China and Iran will be important for protecting international justice and impartiality,’ said Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

Virtual discussions took place between the Foreign Ministers of China and Iran. In it, the Chinese foreign minister called on other countries to respect Iran’s independence and sovereignty. Foreign Minister Wang Yi has called for the lifting of US sanctions on Iran. China’s Foreign Minister has said that Iran’s demands for its rights are valid and should be seriously considered in negotiations in Vienna.