The audacity of the European agreement under the boots of $120 oil (1).

The audacity of the European agreement under the boots of $120 oil (1).

Hasan Rashund.

The announcement of the readiness of three European countries (Germany, France and England) for a "dialogue on Iran's nuclear program and the Yemen case" on the first Friday of Aban (October 24) is apparently a new diplomatic move; But in fact, it is a repetition of the same pattern used many times of "running forward" in a moment of energy crisis and social unrest. Europe, which did not fulfill even one minimum commitment in the story of the JCPOA, from the creation of the minimum financial channel (SPV) to the launch of INSTEX, today, when the price of oil is close to $120, the disruption of the strategic routes of energy transfer, the wave of inflation and the street protests, instead of demanding that the main cause of the war and the crisis "blame themselves again and crisis the clear course of the United States", they returned and blamed themselves. Iran's nuclear file is out of the trash can. To entertain their public opinion and create a fake pressure lever for America and Israel. This is despite the fact that the Islamic Republic of Iran, according to the Islamabad memorandum, clearly stated that the nuclear issue was off the agenda until Washington and Europe fulfilled their commitments. This issue is quite simple and understandable; The ball is in the court of the covenant breakers.

Not Islamic Iran, which has acted beyond its commitments under the JCPOA and its commitments in the Islamabad MOU and faced its open hostility at every step. A re-reading of Europe's behavior with Iran since the JCPOA until now shows the facts showing Europe's dishonesty, mentioned in part.

1- After the unilateral withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA, Europe promised to build a "Special Financial Mechanism" (SPV) and then "Instex" in order to facilitate the exchange of Iran's legitimate money and oil. what was the result What was done was a legal formalization with no real function. Even the official European reports admit that INSTEX had almost no economic achievements for Iran except for a few show deals and non-oil deals. America brings the scene to a dead end with sanctions and threats, and Europe buys time with "mediation gestures" and a request for renewed negotiations, and finally both meet at the point of "containment of Iran". Today the same pattern repeats itself.