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Ukraine’s designation of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization should translate into clear diplomatic, moral and strategic alignment with fellow democracies facing the same authoritarian axis, such as Israel and the US.
Several allies pushed to keep the talks going after the US demanded discussions on Iran’s ballistic missile program, a demand Tehran rejected.
The talks scheduled for Friday were postponed, after Tehran firmly rejected a US demand to discuss Iran’s ballistic missile program.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Dr. Miriam Adelson toured Jerusalem’s Pilgrims Road in the City of David, describing it as “a living connection between the heritage of the past and the present.”
A senior American diplomatic source says Washington is demanding guarantees from Tehran on uranium enrichment, the transfer of existing stockpiles and Iran’s ballistic missile program. According to the source, without agreements on these issues, no meeting between the sides will take place.
