returned to their commitment the that earlier i spoke to said mohammed mirandi professor at the university of terran who says that he runs uranium enrichment levels, are the same as agreed upon with the i ha, it is quite normal for small traces of enriched uranium to be found at above the level that is currently being enriched the technical reasons. i don't know, but iran does not enrich above 60 percent. and the reason why you run is enriching at 60 percent is basically to put pressure on the united states and europe and to come back to the nuclear deal. in other words, they're using it as leverage. but the writers have not decided to go any further. and be allowed the i a inspectors to, to check to see that there is no enrichment above that. just just traces that i've been detected but be posed no threat or no change in policy from tap. ron, do you think this visit by the i a will help boost relations and cooperation between iran and the west, maybe even restoration of this, this nuclear deal you optimistic for this visit or not? what we have to see because during the negotiations in vienna and i

earlier i spoke to mom and mirandi of political analyst and professor at the university of terran, i asked him why the iranian government is taking this step. now there is a, a back story. and that is that roughly 6 years ago when king solomon was traveling to china, the chinese wanted to mediate and back. and then the iranians agreed about the saudi government was not ready to do so at the time samson, we've had a series of negotiations or rounds of negotiations between iran and the saudis, mostly held in iraq. but these negotiations were held after president racy visited china. and the 2 presidents agreed upon a plan to decrease tensions and the region. as a result, we saw the iranians and the are so knees at a higher level. we meet together in china to. busy restore relation, so this is not new for the saudi is now, are prepared to change their position. and what do you think the big result will be from this? i mean, we seen that term in yemen, for example, in iran, and shall be who says essentially windmill pub. in a proxy wool that you see, this is a, a stepping stone towards a

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