Trump gives Lindsey Graham responsibility for drafting a new deal with Iran

London (NNI) - US media has revealed that President Donald Trump has appointed Senator Lindsey Graham, a member of Congress and the chairman of the legislative committee in the Senate, to draft a new deal with Iran. The new draft will be an alternative to the agreement reached between Iran and the six world powers that the United States separates in May 2018. Landsi Graham is currently in touch with other key US administration officials, including the former Middle East president. In the era of Barack Obama, a settlement with Iran Preparing contract exchange agreements.

According to a US newspaper report, four key White House officials revealed preparations for a new deal on Iran's controversial nuclear program. Two of these sources said that the proposed new deal with Iran overseas. There are suggestions from the country too. It is important to note that Lindsey Graham has a key position in the Trump administration. Graham has been instrumental in the current policy of the US president regarding Iran. Along with Congress and the White House, the US State Department and the Ministry of Defense are also seeking a new agreement between Tehran and Washington on their own. Some members of Congress have expressed concern that the ongoing tension between Tehran and Washington both The military confrontation in the countries can vary.

US policy experts in regard to Iran have dismissed talks with Tehran as unlikely. Some officials who have been in his administration under former President Barack Obama say Iran will not be ready to negotiate unless the US relaxes sanctions imposed on Iran. The Ministry of Finance has further reduced the chances of talks by blacklisting Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Jawad Zarif. Some other officials in the administration of the US President along with Senator Lindsey Graham have joined Tehran on a controversial nuclear program with Tehran. Drafting the agreement.

Lindsey Graham is a member of the US Senate with a strong stance on Iran. During a closed-door congressional meeting in June, Mr. Graham said that tensions between the United States and Iran were leading to a military confrontation. According to an American newspaper, Graham's new plan called for the United States to sign an agreement with Iran 123 Demand to join The agreement has so far included 40 countries that have assured the United States of nuclear proliferation.