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00:00and Assad being subbed with Shara.

00:04So to say that the Israelis are just acting out whimsically,

00:09I think that'd be a bit too much.

00:11And our diplomacy is capitalizing on whatever the Israelis did.

00:15Now, granted, some days they might make some calls

00:19that we wouldn't like and vice versa,

00:21but I wouldn't say that this suggests

00:24that there's a big gap between the policy.

00:28I think that we agree on the policy,

00:31whether in Lebanon and Syria or in other places,

00:33but there might be a hit there or a hit here

00:36that not everyone agrees on.

00:38But do you worry or are you concerned,

00:41are people who follow this, are they concerned

00:43that over time this could deteriorate the relationship

00:47between the Trump White House and the Netanyahu government,

00:51that if this sentiment is prevailing there

00:54that Netanyahu is kind of some cowboy in the Wild West

00:58who bombs everything, who shoots from the hip

01:00and asks questions later,

01:02do you worry that the relationship could break down?

01:07Well, I think sometimes the chemistry between leaders plays a role,

01:10but I would like to think of our relationship with Israel

01:14as a strategic alliance.

01:16And these kinds of relationships usually go through multiple layers.

01:20We have our security establishment, intel establishment

01:24that counsels the president on how to or when to run things.

01:31And I think the Israelis have the same thing.

01:32I wouldn't say that any prime minister in Israel

01:35would do whatever he wants to do

01:37without, of course, consulting first with the professionals,

01:40the military, the intelligence,

01:42you know, everybody else around the table.

01:44So from time to time, there might be tension.

01:47From time to time, the chemistry is not right

01:48between two leaders of any two countries.

01:52But to say that this affects the strong alliance

01:54between the two countries,

01:56I think that would be a step too far.

01:58All right.

01:59Hussain Abdul, Hussain, thanks for bearing with us here.

02:01Always good to see you.

02:02We'll talk soon.

02:04Thank you very much.

02:05Okay.

02:06In the meantime here,

02:06we're not going to go to a quick commercial break.

02:08We do want to stay, though, in the Middle East today

02:11on the Fox News program special report

02:13hosted by anchor Brett Baer.

02:16He had an exclusive interview

02:17with the Iranian foreign minister

02:19talking about their now heavily damaged

02:23nuclear enrichment program

02:24because of those U.S. and Israeli strikes

02:27and whether or not they could rebound

02:31or bounce back from that.

02:33So this was a huge, huge get by Brett Baer

02:35and his team there.

02:36What we want to do right now

02:38is play out for you.

02:39That entire interview, it aired tonight.

02:41It's about 15 minutes.

02:42Let's watch.

02:46Are you open to direct talks

02:49with the Trump administration

02:51to try to find a solution

02:52that could de-escalate heightened regional tension

02:56after all that's happened?

03:00We are open to talks.

03:03Not direct for the time being.

03:05If they are coming for a win-win solution,

03:10I am ready to engage with them.

03:13I mean that we are ready

03:15to do any confidence-building measure

03:20needed to prove that Iran's nuclear program

03:24is peaceful and would remain peaceful forever

03:27and Iran would never go for nuclear weapons.

03:32And in return, we expect them to lift their sanctions.

03:38This is a win-win game

03:40and we are ready to engage in that.

03:44We cannot start these negotiations in a direct way.

03:50We still prefer indirect negotiations.

03:54Were you truly empowered to make a deal

03:57if it came to that?

03:58There are people obviously who wonder

04:00whether you are empowered by the Ayatollah

04:02to make such a deal.

04:04Are you?

04:05Well, of course I was empowered to make a deal.

04:08If you ask me about the negotiations

04:12I had with Mr. Whitcoff,

04:14I think there was a possibility to make a deal.

04:20I told Mr. Whitcoff very clearly several times

04:25that if the purpose of these talks

04:27is to achieve a deal

04:30in which Iran commits itself permanently

04:35not to go for nuclear weapons,

04:38that deal is achievable.

04:40But if you want to deprive us

04:43from our legitimate rights,

04:45including, you know, enrichment,

04:47that is not going to happen.

04:49But why not import enriched uranium

04:51as other countries do,

04:53as part of the deal?

04:54Why not do it that way?

04:56Well, because this is an achievement,

04:59a scientific achievement,

05:00that we have been achieved by ourselves.

05:02Why we should import something

05:03that we can produce by ourselves?

05:05Because you take it past the percentage.

05:08You take it to 90% or 60%

05:11instead of 35%.

05:13No, no, no.

05:14We never go to 90%.

05:16We remain committed to below 5%

05:20for, you know,

05:23to produce fuel for nuclear power plants.

05:27And we also enriched up to 20%

05:29because we have a research reactor in Tehran,

05:33which is called Tehran Research Reactor, TRR.

05:37So we are enriching uranium

05:39for our own needs.

05:42And we once went up to 60%

05:45and that was after the sabotage in our nuclear facilities.

05:50And then we, you know, go up to 60%.

05:56But I was a negotiator at that time.

06:00I told our interlocutors that we immediately go down

06:05if a nuclear deal is achieved.

06:09Mr. Foreign Minister,

06:10what is the extent of the damage

06:12to the nuclear enrichment program

06:14after these attacks?

06:16Well, our facilities have been damaged,

06:19seriously damaged,

06:20the extent of which is now under evaluation

06:24by our Atomic Energy Organization.

06:27But as far as I know,

06:28they are seriously damaged.

06:30Did the already enriched material survive?

06:33Is it accessible?

06:34Well, I have no detailed information.

06:39As I said,

06:39our Atomic Energy Organization

06:44is now responsible for that.

06:47They are now trying to, you know,

06:50evaluate what has exactly happened

06:54to our nuclear material,

06:59to our enriched material.

07:01And we will soon inform, you know,

07:05the agency, IAEA,

07:08about the exact, you know,

07:11that what has exactly happened

07:12to our enriched uranium.

07:14We have not stopped our cooperation

07:15with the agency.

07:17We continue working with them.

07:19We need a new modality

07:20because the facilities have been destroyed.

07:24So you're saying that you may allow

07:26UN inspectors back into your country,

07:29all the sites,

07:30the IAEA,

07:31to see all the sites?

07:33Well, based on the modality

07:36that we come to with the agency,

07:39that would be possible.

07:40Case by case,

07:41so any request by the agency

07:43to visit any place

07:44or to send inspectors or whatever

07:47should be carefully considered

07:50by our Supreme National Security Council

07:54because of the safety

07:56and security concerns.

07:58Understanding those concerns,

08:00does Iran plan to reconstitute

08:02its enrichment program?

08:04Is it continuing now

08:05or has the damage been so severe

08:08that it is all stopped?

08:10It is now stopped

08:11because, yes,

08:12damages are serious and severe.

08:14but, obviously,

08:17we cannot give up our enrichment

08:20because it is an achievement

08:25of our own scientists.

08:27And now, more than that,

08:29it is a question of national pride.

08:31Our enrichment is so dear to us.

08:36We are ready to engage into negotiation

08:38to make sure that our enrichment

08:40is only for peaceful purposes.

08:42We prefer a negotiated solution.

08:46We are not ready to give up something

08:48which is now a question of,

08:50a matter of dignity

08:51for the Iranian people,

08:52a matter of national pride.

08:54So, rest assured

08:56that we want to continue our enrichment,

08:58but, of course,

08:59we prefer a negotiated,

09:00you know, solution for that.

09:03Mr. Minister,

09:04with all due respect,

09:05obviously,

09:05it's not just the U.S. and Israel,

09:07but other world leaders

09:08who have concerns

09:09about the enrichment program.

09:11Why would you need to put it

09:13a half mile under a mountain facility

09:15to protect it

09:16if it was a completely peaceful program?

09:19That's just some of the thoughts about it.

09:21Secondly,

09:22President Trump has said

09:23he would not hesitate

09:25to launch more strikes

09:26if Iran tries to rebuild

09:27its enrichment program.

09:29So, what's your response

09:30to President Trump?

09:31Because of the, you know,

09:33constant threats

09:35by Israelis,

09:36by, you know,

09:37the United States in the past,

09:39we had no way

09:40but to protect our facilities

09:42and to protect our material

09:43and protect our scientists.

09:47So, my message

09:49to the United States

09:53is that let's go

09:55for a negotiated solution

09:57for Iran's nuclear program.

10:00And we did that

10:01in the past,

10:02in 2015,

10:04after two and a half years

10:05of negotiation,

10:06in which I was a negotiator myself.

10:09We came to that solution.

10:12That was called JCPOA

10:14or Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

10:16Maybe the current administration

10:17doesn't like that,

10:20but we can come to a similar deal,

10:23a better deal than that.

10:24I think that was proved

10:25that there is no military option

10:28to destroy our nuclear program.

10:30Yes, facilities have been destroyed.

10:33They are severely destroyed.

10:35But the technology is there.

10:38Our nuclear program,

10:39our enrichment program

10:40is not something imported

10:41from outside

10:42that can be destroyed

10:43by bombings.

10:44It is developed by ourselves.

10:46It is an achievement by ourselves.

10:48The technology is there.

10:50The scientists are there.

10:51You know,

10:51the people who have run

10:52these facilities are there.

10:54Buildings can be rebuilt.

10:56You know,

10:56facilities can be rebuilt.

10:57Machines can be,

10:59you know,

10:59replaced

11:00because the technology is there.

11:02I think the recent attack

11:03proved

11:04that there is no military option

11:06for our nuclear program.

11:08But I can,

11:09I tell you,

11:10there is a negotiated solution

11:11for our nuclear program.

11:13We have done it

11:14once in the past.

11:15We are ready to do it

11:16once again.

11:17Mr. Minister,

11:17if you'll stand by, please.

11:19More with the foreign minister

11:20from Iran

11:21after this.

11:23How would you describe

11:24the state of Iran's

11:25missile program?

11:27You know,

11:27hundreds were used

11:28during the war

11:28with Israel,

11:29many destroyed.

11:30How would you describe

11:31the state of that?

11:33Well,

11:34I think we are

11:35in a good shape

11:36right now.

11:37The capability

11:38is still there.

11:40You know,

11:40our missiles

11:41are

11:41our

11:43most reliable

11:46means of defense.

11:47So we continue

11:49our missile program.

11:52Right now,

11:53they are,

11:55it's still

11:56in a very good shape.

11:57We still,

11:58we have a good

11:58number of missiles

12:00to defend ourselves.

12:02Is the Ayatollah

12:03in good health?

12:04We haven't heard

12:05from him in a long time.

12:06I met him today.

12:08He is in a very good shape

12:09and in a very good health.

12:11And I think,

12:14you know,

12:15the whole system

12:16in Iran

12:17is quite

12:17stable

12:19and

12:20strong.

12:23Mr. Minister,

12:24is Iran

12:25currently

12:26trying to

12:27assassinate

12:28President Trump,

12:29former Secretary of State

12:30Mike Pompeo,

12:32former Ambassador

12:33John Bolton

12:34and other

12:35Trump administration

12:36officials

12:37in the wake

12:38of the death

12:38of Qasem Soleimani?

12:40No,

12:41we have never said that.

12:43Maybe some individuals

12:44here or there

12:45have said things like that,

12:47but that has never been

12:48Iran's official position.

12:50Mr. Minister,

12:51the Ayatollah

12:52has said

12:53death to America

12:54and that means

12:55death to Trump.

12:56That is from

12:56the Supreme Leader.

12:57The New York Post

12:58had the Iranian

12:59fatwa crowdfunding effort

13:00claims to have raised

13:02$40 million

13:02for bounty

13:03on President Trump's head.

13:05The campaign

13:05organized by a group

13:06known as

13:06the Blood Covenant

13:07comes after

13:08multiple Iranian

13:09clerics issued

13:10fatwas

13:10or death warrants

13:11against Trump.

13:12So you can see

13:13why the administration

13:14is looking at

13:14some of these signals

13:15saying that

13:16you are doing that.

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