France is doing its own analysis on the impact of American attack in Iran. Macron: “It will be confronted with the analysis of other interested countries”
Emmanuel Macron – Photo: Ludovic Marin / AFP / Profimedia
France will complete its own analysis in the following days on the damages of Iranian nuclear installations and then compare the results with those of the Allies, the French president Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday after the American and Israeli blows in Iran, reports Reuters, taken by News.ro.
In a press discussion after the NATO summit in The Hague, Macron said he would meet in Paris with Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN Atomic Energy Agency (AIEA), to discuss his last evaluation.
“We finalize the analysis with everything we have and then will be confronted with the analysis of other interested countries, obviously Americans, other Europeans, Israeli,” said Macron.
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France, together with the United Kingdom and Germany, is part of the 2015 nuclear agreement between the World and Iran powers and, before the war between Israel and Iran, tried to play a role in negotiating a solution to the contested nuclear program.
Following the blows, the European powers have few levers, and the diplomacy was thrown into derision. However, at some point, they will have to make a decision on the re -implementation of the sanctions of the United Nations against Iran before the UN Ratification Ratification resolution of 2015 expires in October. “We have a calendar that takes place and the decisions must be made until the summer,” Macron said.
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