Siemens will not start a new cooperation with Iran
The CEO of Siemens said that after the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA and the imposition of new sanctions, his company cannot do any new commercial cooperation with Iran.
According to the Tasnim news agency, quoted by CNN, the CEO of Siemens said that after the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA and the imposition of new sanctions, his company cannot do any new commercial cooperation with Iran.
Joe Kaiser said, based on his impression, international companies are no longer allowed to accept new orders from Iran, otherwise they may face retaliatory measures from the US government. But existing contracts must be implemented.
He added that Trump's decision to impose new sanctions against Iran means that the Zamenis company must obey the US sanctions.
He added: "The principle of superiority and preeminence of the political system prevails in the world. If this superior system thinks that a certain thing is supposed to be done, then we must do the exact same thing."
White House National Security Adviser John Bolton said on Sunday that it is possible for European companies dealing with Iran to be targeted for sanctions.
Siemens announced in a statement: "We will carefully analyze the steps related to the sanctions taken by the United States... We have carefully followed all export control laws (of the US government) in the past and We will continue this work in the future as well."
Siemens said that the process of delivering 3 gas turbines to Iran is still ongoing, but the company's cooperate with Iran anymore.
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