Kaya Calas addressed the issue of Iran on Sunday at a speech at the EU-Gulf Cooperation Council in Kuwait.

“Three years after the nuclear deal was implemented, the UN Security Council lifted sanctions against Iran last week,” said Caldar at the assembly. We made intensive diplomatic efforts with Iran during the six -day period after the trigger mechanism was activated by France, Germany and the United Kingdom. “However, these efforts did not lead to conditions for the possible renewal of the Security Council’s relevant resolution.”

The remarks came as Iranian, Russian and China officials stressed that the move to restore UN sanctions against Iran was illegal. Iranian officials also insist that UN Security Council Resolution should be announced on its due date, October 5.

“The European Union is now returning to all sanctions related to the previously lifted nuclear program, but the return of sanctions and nuclear restrictions should not be the end of diplomacy,” said senior European diplomat.

“With this intention, I will continue to contact all the beneficiaries, including Iran, because the sustainable solution to the Iranian nuclear issue can only be achieved through negotiation and diplomacy,” Kalas added.

Addressing the members present at the assembly, he said, “We can cooperate that Iran will become a responsible partner.”

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baqaei, however, said in a weekly news conference in response to repeated remarks by European authorities about interviews with Iran: “They say that diplomacy is still open, but this is a general proposition. We also say that the diplomacy path is never closed, and when we find that diplomacy is effective in achieving Iran’s interests, we do not doubt its use, but these three European countries have proven that diplomacy is not fruitful in this way. “

Baqaei said: “The three European countries’ move to execute SnapBack, in addition to being legally and legally objected to, has somehow caused disruption to the UN Security Council and the UN, and it is unclear what the Security Council has actually returned. “The action taken by the three European countries was a kind of stubborn action to implement the US request regardless of its own interests and interests before it was based on rational calculation.”

The Red Sea has turned into global critical points

In another part of his remarks, the EU foreign policy chief described his “maritime security in the region” as another, which needs to be found in a common way to progress and resolve the crisis.

“The European Union strongly condemns the Houthi (Yemeni army) attacks,” he said. These are not separate events. “They are directly related to conflict in Yemen, regional stability and international security.”

Kalas went on to say, without referring to the Zionist regime’s genocide war in Gaza, responsible for attacks on international shipping in the waters, stressing: “These measures violate the freedom of navigation. Freedom of navigation is a global public commodity. We need a global effort to protect it. The European Union is making its share. Aspides Operations directly observed and supported more than 2 other commercial ships. Our member states, on average, protect a ship every day. “We have now renewed this operation until February next year and are expanding it further.”

“But I would like to emphasize that any future solution to the conflict in Yemen should include an agreement on security in the Red Sea and wider maritime safety,” he said. We have to work together. “For example, we can all support the Yemeni Coast Guard to increase their capacity to do their job effectively.”

Qatar’s rule was attacked directly

The European Union’s foreign policy chief also cited Gaza as the third case, stressing that “no war has been as far as it is in Gaza, the world has formed the world and did not test international determination.”

Referring to the Zionist regime’s invading attack on the Hamas political summit in Doha, he said: “Qatar was closely witnessed by the conflict. Your rule was attacked directly, just as your vital role in the Middle East was attacked. We strongly condemned the attack and welcomed the Israeli Prime Minister’s apology in this regard. Peace in the Middle East requires a great international effort and widespread support. “We also welcomed Trump’s proposed peace plan for Gaza.”

Calcis assessed the conditional acceptance of this proposal as important, adding: “We now have to come together to encourage both parties to cooperate to fully implement the project. However, the durability of peace depends on a solution of two states. We all agree on this. That is why we need to continue to strengthen what was achieved from the UN General Assembly last week. “Our collective task is to create a political horizon to resume negotiations.”

He described these three as the most important concerns in the region, saying, “But there are much more areas in which the interests of the Gulf Cooperation Council and the European Union have overlap, where our cooperation is the key to progress.”

In the end, the senior European official pointed out that, “In the end, we all have a better situation in a world where power does not determine the right, where we prefer cooperation to confront and diplomacy.