Presidential contenders for run-off election wrapped up the second TV debate with the country’s nuclear deal and economic issues were at center of attention.

The two candidates vying for the Iranian presidency Masoud Pezeshkian and Saeed Jalili took part in a debate aired on national TV as they are trying to garner more votes for the upcoming presidential election run-off.

Iranian presidential election candidates presented their views on the country’s nuclear deal and talks with the West on removing sanctions in the fourth televised debate in the 2024 Iranian presidential election.

Iranians will vote on June 28 in snap elections as nuclear deal and lifting sanctions are still viewed differently by candidates.

Tariq Raouf, former Director General of the Atomic Energy Agency says France and Germany will draft a resolution and try to table it, but without US support, there is no chance and thus after threatening a resolution they will back down.

Shireen Tahmaasb Hunter, a professor of political science at Georgetown University, tells that it is doubtful that Biden wants a nuclear deal with Iran.