Iran, the White House does not rule out
Obama-Rohani meeting

NEW YORK – Proof of thaw between Iran and the United States. The White House has announced that a meeting between the American president, Barack Obama, and the new Iranian president, Hassan Rohani , in the margins of the UN General Assembly “cannot be excluded”. If the news is confirmed, the frost that has been going on since 1979 between the United States and Iran will be interrupted.

Meanwhile, Iranian President Rohani will participate tomorrow in the UN General Assembly in New York to convince Western countries of the desire for peaceful relations. An intervention that Western countries will listen to very carefully, to verify the reliability of the opening signals made by the new president.

Signs of opening, therefore, between the two countries. This is also confirmed by the fact that the US Secretary of State, John Kerry, will be present at the meeting with Tehran Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. This last Thursday, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, will see the counterparts of the ‘5 + 1’ (Russia, USA, China, France, Great Britain and Germany) to discuss Tehran’s nuclear program. Kerry, the State Department said, welcomed “the commitment to a serious response” by Zarif to concerns about Tehran’s nuclear program “.

The moderate Rohani, surprise winner of the last elections in Iran , assured that your country will never develop nuclear weapons and that its government has the authority enough to reach an agreement that resolves the conflict with the West on the Iranian nuclear program. “In past years there have been some people who have unfortunately represented the civil and peaceful image differently,” he said. A clear reference to his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who had denied the Holocaust before the UN delegates and had advanced conspiracy theories for the 2001 attacks on the United States.

(September 23rd 2013)