investigate iran based on this new information a lot of new information that israel is now provided the i.a.e.a. as well and it's important to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon we commit and i committed again that we will not let that happen but the other danger from iran is that it is trying to conquer the middle east its doing so and syria is doing so in yemen and is doing so in other places in syria iran is trying to put its army. its air force its mavie and ground forces from moving it fifteen hundred kilometers from iran to the. back door of israel with the explicit goal of attacking us so obviously we cannot accept that i think that you cannot accept it for two reasons as well the first is one of principle obviously germany does not condone nor does any peace loving country condone want an aggression and the calls for the destruction of other nations but i think that there is another reason why this should be of concern to germany the reagan military presence right now in syria includes about eight hundred thousand. shiite militia commanded by uranium commanders these shiite mili

international atomic energy agency according to our own point vienna the letter was delivered to the i.a.e.a. it comes after iran's supreme leader ordered preparations to go ahead ayatollah ali harmony says that they will begin only if the deal falls apart last month the us president re imposed sanctions on iran after officially pulling else donald trump says the nuclear agreement fails to rein in teheran's ballistic missile program or political commentator mustapha chesham says that iran is just keeping its options open and is staying within the requirements of the twenty fifteen deal. they have not embark and they are not going to embark on assembly as long as the j.c. . is alive so to think two conditions should happen if iran wants to do that one is that if the fails if they are all peons do not comply with iran's the man's in i believe in maximum one month if they do not provide the needed guarantees that you know that have been requested by the ring elite there and officials. say would collapse or at least iran would go on you know resuming manufacturing of these machines and assembly

units we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of summer activities to the i.a.e.a. is developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of unraveling the two thousand and fifteen accord was the result of a long drawn out to negotiations that lifted international sanctions against iran and then turned to iran gave up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limited its enrichment program but now that the u.s. has scraps the agreement sanctions are being imposed again and washington is warning there's more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness is will indeed end up being the stronger sanctions in history when we are complete the e.u. has reacted to iran's latest moves saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the dail the revival levon which meant activities by to run exacerbate the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on europe issuing threats and ultimatums is the us going to impose sanctions on eu

you know we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of some activities to the i.a.e.a. . they had developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of unraveling the twenty fifteen accord was the result of long drawn out negotiations lifted international sanctions against iran and in turn to run to give up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limited its enrichment program but now that the u.s. has scrapped the agreement sanctions are being imposed again washington is warning there's more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are complete european union has reacted to around this latest move saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by tehran exacerbates the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on europe such as issuing threats and ultimatums to each is the u.s. going to impose sanctio

you know we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of summer activities to the i.a.e.a. . these developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of unraveling the two thousand and fifteen accord was the result of a long drawn out negotiations that lifted international sanctions against iran and in turn to wrong gave up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limit significantly limited this enrichment program but now that the u.s. has scraps the agreement sanctions are being imposed again and washington is warning there's more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are completely the e.u. has reacted to iran's latest move saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by taraneh exacerbates the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on the europe issuing threats and ultimatums is the u.s. go

reason to claim any kind of demand is decreasing they're pretty much staying pat we're seeing the i.a.e.a. numbers a lower for twenty eight teen but that might just be a temporary drop if you take say twenty eight thousand forward nineteen twenty the increase of well over one hundred and twenty hundred thirty barrels per million barrels per day is really what's in focus and traders are thinking that we're going to see lower crude pullbacks are being bought and i think the markets communicating where they think well it's going to go in that tire rosy harner futures and currencies expert at some portray thank you again for joining us thank you and as european union leaders prepare to meet at the end of this month related to your reform one of the key leaders saying artie's peter all over joins us from europe with the latest. when e.u. leaders gather in brussels at the end of june one of the things that they're going to be discussing is the plans that have been laid forward for reform of the block by both the leaders of germany and france now a manual on an angle or merkel they agree on a lo

to basically get to have the the destruction of nuclear weapons or process that obviously would be i.a.e.a. driven watched over. to get rid of the nuclear weapons as well as the capability to deliver them. certainly liver them to united states at the very least and that process of figuring out what the precise relationship is in terms of time between the different steps and which steps go with which is obviously a very detailed process that can't be done in a few days or few weeks it's going to take some months to do it it goes i think the agreement at this point has gone farther than any previous agreement in this regard and i've looked at the record of what happened in the clinton and bush administrations the us government was nowhere near where they are today in terms of agreeing to the kind of. sort of arrangements that the phased mading of denuclearization with the political security moves and economic moves that are contemplated in this agreement so i think that this is really on track and i think i have to say that i disagree with the idea that north korea cannot exist without nucle

to basically get to have the the destruction of nuclear weapons or process that obviously would be i.a.e.a. driven watched over. to get rid of the nuclear weapons as well as the capability to deliver them. certainly liver them to united states at the very least and that process of figuring out what the precise relationship is in terms of time between the different steps and which steps go with which is obviously a very detailed process that can't be done in a few days or few weeks it's going to take some months to do it it goes i think the agreement at this point has gone farther than any previous agreement in this regard and i've looked at the record of what happened in the clinton and bush administrations the us government was nowhere near where they are today in terms of agreeing to the kind of. sort of arrangements that the phased mading of denuclearization with the political security moves and economic moves that are contemplated in this agreement so i think that this is really on track and i think i have to say that i disagree with the idea that north korea cannot exist without nucle

sacrifices for iran shut down much of its peaceful nuclear program a legitimate nuclear program the i.a.e.a. has said repeatedly that iran was never actively pursuing a nuclear weapon in so that pompei it made a couple of months ago so under these circumstances i think the iranians have a very good reason to be skeptical and the north koreans should be careful even though you run has very good relations with south korea more extensive relations but the united states is dangerous is there an aspect of this though that trump perhaps eased the around deal is more of an obama deal and that this one with north korea is very much his so it makes it less likely that he would then when a gun promises to north korea. that's possible that is possible but we already see that trump as i said earlier with regards to the g seven. communique he initially agreed to it and then he gave orders for his people to not sign the agreement and therefore that was his agreement and he he didn't stick with it so i think that just shows that he is untrustworthy altogether but yes i agree there are there are those who

you know we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of some activities to the i.a.e.a. . well these developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of unraveling the twenty fifteen accord was the result of long drawn out negotiations that lifted international sanctions against iran and in turn to iran gave up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limited its enrichment program but now that the u.s. has scrapped the agreement sions are being imposed again and washington is warning there is more to come we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are completely. well other signatories to the dealing clued u.s. allies like the u.k. france and germany. on explaining it needs more than just reassurances from europe that it won't follow america's lead how. come tree seem to expect the iranian people to both suffer from the sanctions and give up the nuclear energy activities abiding by the j c p o a limited

you know we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of some activities to the i.a.e.a. . well the developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of raveling the twenty fifteen accord was the result of long drawn out negotiations that lifted international sanctions against iran and in turn tehran gave up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limited its in richmond program but now that the u.s. has scrapped the agreement sanctions are being imposed again and washington is warning there's more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are completely with the european union has reacted to iran's latest move saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by tehran exacerbates the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on europe each issuing threats and ultimatums is the u.s. going to impose sanctio

to basically get to have the the destruction of nuclear weapons or process that obviously would be i.a.e.a. driven watched over. to get rid of the nuclear weapons as well as the capability to deliver them. certainly liver them to united states at the very least and that process of figuring out what the precise relationship is in terms of time between the different steps and which steps go with which is obviously a very detailed process that can't be done in a few days or few weeks it's going to take some months to do it it goes i think the agreement at this point has gone farther than any previous agreement in this regard and i've looked at the record of what happened in the clinton and bush administrations the us government was nowhere near where they are today in terms of agreeing to the kind of. sort of arrangements that the phased mading of denuclearization with the political security moves and economic moves that are contemplated in this agreement so i think that this is really on track and i think i have to say that i disagree with the idea that north korea cannot exist without nucle

international atomic energy agency according to our own boy in vienna the letter was delivered to the i.a.e.a. . when it comes after iran's supreme leader ordered preparations to go ahead ayatollah ali harmony says that they'll begin only if the nuclear deal falls apart last month the us president donald trump reimposed sanctions on iran after pulling the u.s. out of the international agreements donald trump says the accord fails to rein in tech lands ballistic missile program let's go live now to teheran mustapha is a political commentator in iran he's joining us live via skype thanks for being with us so why would iran announce that it plans to do this at this particular moment in time. hello adrian and thanks for having me on the show as a matter of fact you know after the u.s. withdrawal the iranian leader declared that iran has a number of the men to keep the j.c. peoria live of course all these demands mostly most of them fall within the undertakings that the western governments have you know taken up for under the j.c. peel way and the most important one is ensuring iran's crude sale t

the i.a.e.a. they see to be deal their monitors and verifies this these are the basis for any denuclearization process to anchor it in international law but you know very well that north korea was signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and ripped it up and said we're no longer going to comply with that many years ago so treaties don't mean a thing to the north koreans but it does because they still have to relate to it an international norm and pressure is growing on them but what they did see was that countries like the united states for example were still tracking to use nuclear weapons so we need all countries to commit to these the legal instruments and work to get. there are two didn't cost entire world we just over the korean peninsula but we have to see progress on rejecting nuclear weapons you speak to your supporters around the world obviously both by the fact that you won the nobel peace prize how all of they seeing this moment right now when you speak to people today see this is a m

the nonproliferation treaty these are three essential instruments and the organizations the un the i.a.e.athey see to be deal that monitors and verifies this these are the basis for any denuclearization process to anchor it in international law but you know very well that north korea was signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and ripped it up and said we're no longer going to comply with that many years ago so treaties don't mean a thing to the north koreans what it does because they still have to relate to it an international norm and pressure is growing on them but what they did see was that countries like the united states for example were still tracking to use nuclear weapons so we need all countries to commit to these three illegal instruments and work together to do in the course entire world against over the north korean peninsula but we have to see progress on rejecting nuclear weapons you speak to your supporters around the world obviously boyd by the fact that you won the nobel peace prize how of they seeing this moment right now when you speak to people today see this is a m