Rubio claims: Iran should stop enrichment

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in an interview with Fox News: Iran should stop the enrichment and construction of long -range missiles.

He claimed that any peaceful nuclear program does not need internal enrichment if Tehran wants to use nuclear energy like dozens of other countries should build a nuclear power plant and import fuel from abroad, what everyone does. If Iran calls for a peaceful civilian program and nuclear power plant, its way is to make a few reactors like other countries and import enriched uranium to refuel these reactors.

The US Secretary of State said the countries are enriching uranium that have nuclear weapons.

He claimed: Iranians say they do not want nuclear weapons, but they want to be the only non -country country that enriches uranium. President Trump is not looking for war, but is ready to use force if Iran continues the current trend. Iran should not have a nuclear weapon.

He claimed that Tehran should implement a complete inspection of all its facilities, including military centers. A country that has nothing to hide should not be afraid of inspectors, even from American inspectors. Iran can choose the path of economic development or continue current policies and incur consequences.

Rubio claims: Iran should allow inspectors to inspect all its facilities. One of the defects of the Obama administration's nuclear deal was that there was no permission to inspect military facilities. The point is that if there is a military weapon, it will probably be built in a military installation. In the past, it was proven that Iran had a secret military program. In my opinion, if Iran wants to say that she is not interested in nuclear weapons, she should say that she only wants peaceful nuclear energy and should not worry about inspections, including from American inspectors.

He said: Iran can really benefit from economic development and investment, but it must stop supporting the Houthis, terrorism, the construction of long -range missiles and enrichment.