US State Department: Washington will not make unilateral concessions to Tehran The U.S. State Department said today, Monday, that Washington "will not make unilateral concessions" to Tehran during the talks in Vienna, and that it "does not look at or expect direct talks with Iran" during the talks, even though it is "open to it." "The long-term goal of the United States is to reduce the Iranian (nuclear) program in a credible and verifiable manner," ministry spokesman Ned Price said at a news conference. Price confirmed that "no timetable has been set for talks with Iran" and that what the United States wants is to restore respect to the terms of the nuclear deal "that Iran continues to" take steps to stay away from "in recent weeks. Price does not have high hopes for the Vienna talks on Iran, which he says "will take place through working groups set up by the European side," adding that the United States does not expect "breakthroughs with Iran" during the talks. On Saturday, the French Foreign Ministry announced that Paris was calling on Tehran to "constructively deal" with the indirect talks scheduled to take place with the United States in Vienna next week, as part of efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, after the United States confirmed its agreement to talks on Tuesday in the Austrian capital. With the Europeans, Russians and Chinese. " On the other hand, Price praised Jordan's role in the fight against ISIS, during responses to journalists who asked about the US position on the events in the kingdom. "Jordan is an important partner in the region that helps us deal with all the challenges in the region, especially the humanitarian crisis resulting from the war in Syria," Price said, and she also "participated in defeating ISIS." Price expressed appreciation for "the valuable assistance Jordan has provided to the Syrian people." Source: Nziv ?? IF YOU LOVE ISRAEL - SHARE NEWSRAEL! ??