Israel has announced that it will not abide by the nuclear agreement with Iran to be reached in the Vienna negotiations.
Yair Lapid, Israel's Foreign Minister, said Tel Aviv reserves freedom of action" regarding Tehran's nuclear program.
In a series of tweets, Lapid said that "Israel continues its efforts to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear state."
He added that the nuclear agreement that will be signed in Vienna is a bad and ineffective agreement, and Israel does not abide by it and reserves the freedom to act in any way against the Iranian nuclear program."
On the other hand, Lapid considered that the military escalation in Ukraine "is a reminder to Israel that it has friends and allies, but its security should be in its hands only."
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