United States will become a full participant in nuclear talks with Iran.

SyuzhetyYaderny revolt Irana13.03.2009Obama extended sanctions against IranaSShA take a direct part in multilateral talks with Iran, reported Associated Press. The intention to discuss with Tehran of its nuclear program, Barack Obama, the administration announced on Wednesday. In doing so, Washington makes another step away from the political line that George W. Bush held with regard to Iran - a country included in his "axis of evil."
When Bush Americans tend to ignore the meeting of permanent members of UN Security Council and Germany with Iranian representatives. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton said that America will continue to be constantly present at the negotiating table. "The most important thing - to persuade Iran to abandon attempts to develop nuclear weapons", - declared the former first lady.
On Wednesday at a meeting in London, an American diplomat, William Burns (William Burns) told of the decision of the authorities of the U.S. representatives to the United Kingdom, China, France, Germany and Russia. This group of previously announced its intention to organize a new session of talks with Iran. The representative of the U.S. State Department, Robert Wood (Robert Wood) expressed the hope that the Iranian leadership will go toward the efforts of negotiators.
On Wednesday, the State Department statement, the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad delivered a speech in which he expressed his willingness to dialogue with the U.S. if Washington will maintain the dialogue "honestly, fairly and respectfully." On Thursday, a transfer agency Reuters, adviser to Ahmadinejad said that Iran will consider the proposed terms of the six powers negotiating.
State of the West believe that the nuclear program of Iran persists in developing, is not peaceful and military purposes, and Tehran is seeking to acquire weapons of mass destruction. If Bush had a tough U.S. line Iranian, but with the advent of Obama in the White House in the two countries have been changes. The new president has promised to actively work with the Iranian leadership, and greater reliance on diplomacy. In March at the invitation of the U.S. Iranian representatives took part in an international conference on Afghan settlement, which was held in the Netherlands. Nevertheless, the American sanctions against Iran Obama extended.