Iran rolled back some of terms of 2015 nuclear deal due to pressure from U.S, says Russia
- Country:
- Russian Federation
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Iran had been provoked into rolling back some of the terms of a 2015 nuclear deal due to external pressure which it blamed on the United States.
Iran said earlier on Wednesday it had started scaling back parts of its commitments under the deal and threatened to do more if world powers did not protect it from U.S. sanctions, a year after Washington pulled out of the pact.
"President (Putin) has repeatedly spoken of the consequences of unthought-out steps regarding Iran and by that, I mean the decision taken by Washington (to quit the deal). Now we are seeing those consequences are starting to happen," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Nuclear program of Iran
- Aircraft carrier
- Persian Language
- Cold War
- Vietnamese language
- Constitutional amendment
- Western Washington University
- African Americans
- Washington Street
- Iran
- Putin
- Kremlin
- United States
- Dmitry Peskov
- Washington
- reporters
- Tom Balmforth
- Olesya Astakhova
- Andrew Osborn
ALSO READ
Japan's Kishida, ahead of US trip, seeks stronger military ties with Washington and other partners
Japan's Kishida, ahead of US trip, seeks stronger military ties with Washington and other partners
Israel opposition leader, in Washington, calls hostage deal hard but 'doable'
Foreign Secy Vinay Kwatra bolsters India-US relations on Washington visit
Iraqi leader calls for restraint in Middle East during Washington visit