Breaking! Violent Explosion in Iran! Immediately After the Attack on Israel! US Pull the Trigger!

Breaking! Violent Explosion in Iran! Immediately After the Attack on Israel!
Israel, which carried out pinpoint attacks based on the reports of the Mossad, angered Iran very much.
Israel, on the other hand, reacted strongly to this issue. Israel first tried to bring Iran to the agreement table, but when Iran did not act quickly on this issue, after Israel announced that it would stand against Iran in its own way, many fires and explosions occurred in the nuclear facilities in Iran.
A busy week lies ahead for the ruler of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed. On Wednesday he’s scheduled to land in Turkey for his first meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. This new alliance came about after many years of deep hostility, expressed for example in the 2017 statement by the UAE ambassador in Washington, Yousef Al Otaiba, that Turkey was more dangerous than Iran.
Iran’s interest in returning to the agreement remains unchanged. That doesn’t mean the negotiations will be quick or easy. This week the government website Iran Daily published comments by Deputy Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri-Kani, who heads the Iranian negotiating team. He said that “the talks will not be about the nuclear issue, which has already been resolved,” adding that the negotiations would center around the lifting of the sanctions.
As for oversight of the lifting of sanctions, Iran demands certainty that the United States won’t establish an indirect sanctions regime such as pressuring third countries not to trade with Iran, thus emptying the lifting of sanctions of any real meaning.
In any case, it’s not yet clear if Tehran intends to negotiate for show and increase its stash of enriched uranium, or speed up the negotiating process à la the six rounds of talks from April to June.