France, Germany And The U.K. Blame Iran For Saudi Oil Attacks

The transcript discusses the recent attacks on Saudi oil facilities, with European leaders blaming Iran. It highlights the challenges faced by the UK, France, and Germany in maintaining the Iran Nuclear deal after the US withdrawal and re-imposition of sanctions. The economic impact on Iran and its gradual abandonment of nuclear commitments are also covered, along with the diplomatic efforts to maintain relations despite rising tensions.

Which countries issued a joint statement blaming Iran for the Saudi oil facility attacks?

• United States, Russia, China

• India, Pakistan, Bangladesh

• United Kingdom, France, Germany

• Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar

What was the main reason for the UK, France, and Germany's meeting during the UN General Assembly?

• To strategize on Iran

• To negotiate trade deals

• To address the refugee crisis

• To discuss climate change

What action did the US take that affected the 2015 Iran Nuclear deal?

• Signed a new trade agreement with Iran

• Withdrew from the deal and reimposed sanctions

• Increased military presence in the Middle East

• Provided financial aid to Iran

How has Iran responded to the US sanctions and pressure?

• By abandoning key nuclear deal commitments

• By launching a diplomatic campaign in Africa

• By forming new alliances with Russia and China

• By increasing oil production

What has Iran's stance been regarding its involvement in the Saudi oil attacks?

• Iran has admitted to the attacks

• Iran has denied any involvement

• Iran has remained silent

• Iran has blamed another country