Iran’s president said he needs guarantees that the U.S. won’t walk away again from a nuclear deal as a condition for his country to enter into one.
President Ebrahim Raisi, speaking through a translator in a “60 Minutes” interview aired Sunday, said Iran is willing to enter what he called a “good deal and fair deal” but harbors doubts after former U.S. President Donald Trump exited the last pact.
“There needs to be guarantees. If there were a guarantee, then the Americans could not withdraw from the deal,” Raisi told the CBS News show. “The Americans broke their promises. They did it unilaterally. They said that, ‘I am out of the deal.’ Now making promises is becoming meaningless.”
