John Kerry asks for "credibility" for the "six"

The international "six" (the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Germany) should be granted "credibility" so that they try to achieve a result in the negotiations with Iran, that is, a final agreement on Iran's nuclear program, US Secretary of State John Kerr said today in an interview with ABC."We hope that diplomacy can work. Taking into account our success with the interim agreement, I believe that we deserve the trust," he said, recalling his upcoming visit to Switzerland, where on March 5 in Montreux once again he is going to meet with the head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Mohammad Javad Zarif, Tass reports.Kerry's request for "credibility" sounds like a polemic with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who will speak on March 3 in the US Congress at the invitation of the Republican opposition. It is expected that in his speech Netanyahu will vote against the conclusion of a nuclear deal with Iran and will claim that Tehran is in any case not going to abandon the idea of a nuclear weapon.

"We hope that diplomacy can work. Taking into account our success with the interim agreement, I believe that we deserve the trust," he said, recalling his upcoming visit to Switzerland, where on March 5 in Montreux once again he is going to meet with the head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Mohammad Javad Zarif, Tass reports.

Kerry's request for "credibility" sounds like a polemic with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who will speak on March 3 in the US Congress at the invitation of the Republican opposition. It is expected that in his speech Netanyahu will vote against the conclusion of a nuclear deal with Iran and will claim that Tehran is in any case not going to abandon the idea of a nuclear weapon.