Broadcast: Ali Reza Jafarzadeh, deputy representative of the National Council of Resistance of Iran in America, said that the Iranian regime wants to lift all sanctions without presenting anything, and this is not the correct way of dealing.

Zadeh added: On the subject of the US-Iranian talks, the Iranian regime continues its clear violations of its obligations, whether with regard to the nuclear agreement, or on the broader issue of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

He said, "For this reason, we cannot implement the regime’s words, which say, 'Let us return to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and we can start everything over again."

Zada called for the need for a change in the behavior of the Tehran regime, which is facing a major problem that poses an existential threat to it from an economic point of view, as a result of corruption.

 He said: 80% of the Iranian people live below the poverty line, so there is widespread discontent among the locals who want to end the rule of the ayatollahs, and the Corona pandemic quickly worsened everything.

Zadeh mentioned that the Iranian regime is using blackmail to see if it can extract some concessions from this new American administration, but I do not think that the regime will succeed in that.

 And he considered that regardless of who is in the White House, the Iranian regime must answer a series of questions, the first of which is to give up uranium enrichment in the nuclear program, and to allow inspections for inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency at any time.

The member of the Iranian Resistance pointed out that the military aspect of the Iranian nuclear program, the possible military dimensions, the missile program, interference in the internal affairs of the countries of the region, terrorism, and human rights violations are all matters that must be answered.

The deputy representative of the National Council of Resistance of Iran in America added: The Iranian regime will not give up its missile program as part of a nuclear agreement, as well as ending its influence in the region.

"I don't think the Iranian regime is ready for that. That is why I think the regime is making more noise at this stage," he added.

He added: There is a lot of talk, but as long as the regime does not take practical measures and ends its destabilizing behavior in the region, none of this will succeed .. and we will be on a long journey from now on.

At the end of his speech, Zadeh indicated that we are still very far from that, and then in the meantime, the Iranian regime will face a lot of problems locally because the population is tired of the rule of the ayatollahs, especially in light of the Corona pandemic, while people see that the regime is responsible for many disasters. Occurring in Iran.