Moscow and Tehran are preparing contacts at the highest level, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists in St. Petersburg on Tuesday.

Chairman of Iran-Switzerland Joint Chamber of Commerce Sharif Nezam-Mafi expressed his disappointment over the barter of tea for oil and said through this kind of barter trade Iran will be unable to import technologies, reiterating that if the JCPOA talks in Vienna fail, remaining Swiss companies in Iran may leave the country.

The Islamic Republic of Iran and the remaining signatories of the nuclear deal, so called the JCPOA, are reportedly to continue their talks on Monday and it is expected to be the last round whether both sides reach agreement or not.

Iranians and the world have not fully forgotten that when there is some international issue especially in the Middle East and the West Asia, the Westerners and their media begin consecutive accusations against the Islamic Republic of Iran to overshadow the main issue or to corner Iran for getting concessions.

With the parties to the Vienna talks holding a plenary session on Friday, a period of nearly two-week break has started, with the talks scheduled to resume in late December.

  It seems the U.S. and Israel have not learned from the past and they want once again to test the Islamic Republic of Iran and its devastating military power by resorting to bully and threat and even launching attacks on this country but they should know that this time they will get due punishment and there will be no mercy.

The West and its allies used to start blame game when there is some important international political issue to happen or any important talks are to start and this has happened through decades and they usually resort to blame game to put under the pressure the countries for giving concession like in 2015 when the Islamic Republic of Iran was to start its nuclear talks with big countries known as the P5+1. Now the same story has Begun while the Vienna talks are underway, the U.S. and its allies have started blame game in order to depict Iran as the main culprit if the talks fail.

Iran’s foreign minister has underlined Iran’s resolve to reach a “good agreement” through the ongoing talks in Vienna, which aim to remove U.S. sanctions, saying the Western sides to the Iran nuclear agreement have talked the talk in recent years but it is high time they walk the walk as well to secure a serious, good deal.

While the U.S. pretends it is willing to strike a deal with Iran on its nuclear program, its words and acts are in contradiction  and the world is gradually realizing how the U.S. is seeking excessive demands and the Islamic Republic of Iran is right to resists and not to accept the U.S.’s return to the JCPOA.

  The Islamic Republic of Iran will not ignore its rights by giving excessive concessions to the West during the Vienna talks and it is getting ready for any scenario that the West wants to perform.