The eighth round of Vienna talks to revive what was agreed upon ended after meetings and fruitlessness, and the other side returned to the capitals to do their homework.
It is worth noting that the day before, the Israeli Prime Minister had rejected the possible agreement, stating that Israel would still seek to hit the octopus in Tehran, even if the government did not reach an agreement with the Iranian regime.
Coinciding with Naftali Bennett’s remarks, some US senators, led by prominent Republican Sen. Tom Cotton, called for more sanctions against the Iranian regime.
Although no official statement has yet been made by the governments present at the Vienna talks, what is clear is that in order for Republican senators in the United States to decide and the Israeli prime minister to make a decision, the government must advance to end the ransom to the Islamic Republic of Iran and agree on disagreement and possibly maximum pressure.
