US seeking to win blame game against Iran: Expert
Today, maybe the most important concern of the Biden administration is winning the blame game in the international law system and introducing Iran as the final culprit of the JCPOA failure, an expert on international issues has said.
It seems that the Biden administration has lost its desire to negotiate with Iran or at least doesn’t consider it as its foreign policy priority, unlike the Obama administration, Ali Nasri told ILNA.
He said that the same goes for other western countries, fewer debates are being seen on the pros and cons of negotiations and of the relentless lobbying of regional rivals as well as the media environment that was covering the news of Iran talks minute by minute.
Underlining that it seems that Israel also got the green light to disrupt Iran’s nuclear activities and delay its process of development by an unprecedented increase in terrorist and sabotage operations and cyber attacks inside Iran, he said, “Today, maybe the most important concern of Biden’s administration is winning the blame game in the international law system and introducing Iran as the final culprit of the JCPOA failure instead of the U.S.”
“This issue will lead to a global consensus against Iran and will pave their way for imposing different kinds of international pressures including the return of Iran's case to the UN Security Council,” he added.