Hassan Rouhani’s comment follows a meeting in Vienna of the Joint Commission of the JCPOA, whose chairman touts “progress” but with “more hard work” ahead.
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The announcement comes two days after the Islamic Republic accused Israel of being behind a blast at a key nuclear site that reportedly caused extensive damage to Iran’s nuclear program.
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Britain, France and Germany withdraw their support for a resolution criticizing Tehran for failing to explain the presence of uranium particles at undeclared locations.
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The 2015 Iran deal poses an “existential threat to the Jewish state” and returning to it would push Israel and its Sunni allies into a “dangerous corner,” potentially igniting a nuclear arms race, warns Habithonistim group.
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Compensation could take the form of reparations, investment or “measures to prevent a repeat of what Trump did,” says Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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Rafael Grossi tweets that the purpose of his trip is “to find a mutually agreeable solution, compatible with Iranian law, so that the IAEA can continue essential verification activities in Iran.”
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In accordance with a law passed by the Iranian Parliament last year, unless U.S. sanctions are lifted by Feb. 21, Tehran will be obliged to suspend implementation of the Additional Protocol.
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U.S. President Joe Biden told CBS‘s “Face the Nation” on Sunday that he would not lift sanctions on Iran as a way of persuading it to return to the negotiating table, and that it would have to first cease enriching uranium.
Iran's use of the technology has “potentially grave military implications” and "no credible civilian use," say France, Germany and the U.K.
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Iranian lawmaker says incoming U.S. administration until Feb. 21 to lift sanctions imposed by Trump.
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