00:00The Israel-Iran conflict entered its second week with renewed strikes, despite four hours
00:08of de-escalation talks in Geneva between European ministers and the Iran's top diplomat.
00:14Russia has called for de-escalations and at the same time called for a return to nuclear
00:20agreement with Iran.
00:22Iran, like all sovereign states, has the legitimate right to peacefully develop and
00:31utilize nuclear energy.
00:33The current situation must be brought back towards political and diplomatic solutions
00:37and relevant experience has been accumulated in this respect as evidenced by the previous
00:44rich Iran nuclear deal.
00:45Ignoring the formal withdrawal mechanism, the U.S. bilateral exit from the JCPOA was
00:52not simply a withdrawal, but rather a disruption to the deal.
00:57We have heard a lot of hostile rhetorics, but there is only one right way.
01:02Relevant parties must come to a consensus and establish a realistic and reliable international
01:08legal guarantee mechanism, which not only ensures Israel's security, but also protects Iran's
01:15right to peacefully nuclear development.
01:18This will pave way for peaceful coexistence between the two nations.
01:24Still, European officials express hope for future negotiations.
01:35Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump is still weighing military involvement as fears grow over
01:41possible attacks on nuclear sites.
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