An American newspaper admitted that the sabotage of the Zionist regime in the Natanz facility is in the interest of the United States.
Dennis Ross, an adviser to former US President Barack Obama, defended the Zionist regime‘s sabotage on the Natanz site in a note in the Washington Post.
Ross argued in this note: “The Iranians seem to believe that the Biden government fears that if it fails to return to the UN Security Council and the country’s nuclear program progresses, war will be the only way to prevent it from progressing, or the Israelis must take military action or the United States must do the same to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.”
Ross suggested to the Biden administration that it be ready to use other options to confront Iran while supporting diplomacy.
He then wrote: “From this point of view, what the Israelis have done to sabotage Natanz is not necessarily bad. First, it would take time for the Biden government not to rush into an understanding with the Iranians. Second, if the Iranians believe that the United States is aware of the issue and has done nothing to prevent it, it would send a message to them that the United States will increase the cost of Iran’s actions and directly or indirectly prevent them.”
It was on April 12 of this year that a sabotage took place at the Natanz enrichment site. In this regard, Behrouz Kamalvandi, deputy and spokesman of the Atomic Energy Organization, had announced the occurrence of this incident in a part of the electricity network of Shahid Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan Natanz enrichment facility.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif also emphasized in this regard: “The Zionists want to take revenge on the Iranian people for their success in lifting the oppressive sanctions, but we will not allow it and we will avenge these actions on the part of the Zionists themselves.”