Macron warns of "consequences" from Iran's nuclear program

2023-02-03 15:10:02, Politikë CNA

French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the "rapid acceleration" of Iran's nuclear program after talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was in Paris to push for a stronger European stance against Tehran, on February 2.

In a statement issued after a dinner meeting at the Elysee Palace, Macron warned that continuing Iran's nuclear program "would have inevitable consequences".

Israel has long accused Iran of seeking to produce nuclear weapons, while Tehran insists its nuclear program is aimed only at producing energy.

Netanyahu shpreson se roli i Iranit në furnizimin me dronë për Rusinë në luftën e saj në Ukrainë, si dhe shtypjen që vendi po i bën protestuesve në vend, do t'i shtyjë aleatët perëndimorë të heqin dorë nga çdo ringjallje e marrëveshjes së programit bërthamor të vitit 2015.

Franca pajtohet se nevojitet "qëndrueshmëri" në marrëdhëniet me Iranin, tha një burim diplomatik për agjencinë e lajmeve AFP, duke shtuar se programi bërthamor i Iranit ka arritur në "një pikë të rrezikshme".

Izraeli nuk e refuzon dërgimin e ndihmës ushtarake në Ukrainë, tha kryeministri Benjamin Netanyahu, më 1 shkurt, në një intervistë për CNN.

Netanyahu tha se "padyshim është duke e konsideruar " ofrimin e mbështetjes ushtarake për Kievin.

Ai tha se Izraeli është i gatshëm të dërgojë në Ukrainë sistemin e mbrojtjes kundër raketave, Iron Dome.

However, his pro-Ukraine stance is not without risk for Israel, as Russian air defenses stationed in Syria could be turned against Israeli planes.

Netanyahu - who returned to power in September last year - also said he would be willing to act as a mediator in negotiations between Russia and Ukraine if both sides and the United States agreed.

The war in Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. Russian President Vladimir Putin calls the war a "special military operation" to demilitarize Ukraine.

The West responded to Russia with harsh sanctions.

As a result of the war in Ukraine, thousands of people have died, while millions more have been displaced from their homes./REL