INSTEX system
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No transaction ever happened via INSTEX: Envoy
Iran's Ambassador to Russia Kazem Jalali said on Tuesday that the Europeans created Instrument in Support of Trade Exchange (INSTEX) but no transaction has ever been made via the system.
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The dispute mechanism is pretty standard; Expert
Political science professor at New Hampshire University Kurk Dorsey believes that European governments were in a difficult position. They desperately want to keep Iran in the nuclear deal, even if Iran keeps only some parts of it.
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Opening of SHTA is limited but is a positive step; Expert
“Swiss humanitarian channel, though limited, is a positive step towards delivering humanitarian goods to Iranians,” Managing Director of the Association of Iranian Banks in Europe Amir Alizadeh told ILNA.
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Joint Commission terms JCPOA as multilateral achievement
Joint Commission of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on Friday described the international deal as a multilateral achievement which is considered a major key to Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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Zarif hails 6 European states' joining INSTEX
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif described as positive recent decision made by six European countries for joining the Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX).
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Belgium joins EU mechanism to trade with Iran
Belgian ambassador to Tehran Véronique Petit announced that Belgium would join INSTEX financial channel.
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Zarif can be trusted to lead any potential future negotiations; U.S Professor
“The current tensions are partly a result of the US violation of the 2015 nuclear deal (JCPOA) last year,” political science professor said.
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Iran never wants a nuclear deal to be destroyed; British journalist
A British journalist told to ILNA news agency that Iran never wants a nuclear deal to be destroyed. Even lowering its obligations does not mean that they want the agreement to be annihilated, they want to make other members of the agreement fulfill their obligations towards Tehran.
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Iran has right to use rocket technology; U.S Professor
U.S political science professor at Open University Edward Wastnidge underlines that Islamic Republic of Iran has every right to defend itself from hostile acts and nations.
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Sweden eyes entering INSTEX; Jan Eliasson told ILNA
Former Swedish Foreign Minister Jan Eliasson said to ILNA news agency that the Swedish government is considering joining INSTEX.