Wednesday, 8 May 2019

IRAN PARTIALLY SUSPENDS NUCLEAR DEAL - GIVES WORLD 60 DAYS TO MEET THEIR DEMANDS OR NUKE BUILDING RESUMES


Iran tells foreign envoys it will 'stop implementation' of some nuclear deal commitments



Iran tells foreign envoys it will 'stop implementation' of some nuclear deal commitments
RT,
8 May, 2019
Iran told ambassadors from the UK, France, Germany, China and Russia that it will renege on “some commitments” under the 2015 nuclear deal, but will not quit the pact completely.
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani appeared Wednesday on national TV to announce the decision to scale down implementation of the 2015 deal, which is officially called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). He said the Iranian move was reciprocal action to US complete withdrawal from it under President Donald Trump.
Rouhani announced that Tehran will be gradually suspending its commitments under the deal, giving other parties subsequent periods of 60 days to negotiate a reversal of those actions. He blamed European signatories of failing to compensate to Iran the damage done by US unilateral sanctions after Washington broke its part of the bargain.
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif earlier told reporters Tehran would be backing out of some "voluntary commitments" under the 2015 agreement as a response to the EU's inability to stand up to the pressure of Washington's attempts to isolate Iran.
The JCPOA was signed under Barack Obama and offered Iran lifting of international and unilateral economic sanctions in exchange for voluntarily restricting its nuclear program. The document was signed by Iran, China, Britain, France, Germany, Russia, the US and the EU.
Trump sided with Israel in calling the agreement “the worst deal ever” and refused to keep Washington’s part of the bargain in May last year. The US has since re-imposed the unilateral sanctions, which had been lifted from Iran under the JCPOA terms, and is currently seeking to cripple its oil export by targeting buyers with secondary sanctions.

Iran has said it is pulling out of “some commitments” made under its international nuclear deal, and will resume higher enrichment of uranium in 60 days unless a new agreement can be reached.

President Hassan Rouhani said he had informed the world powers still backing the deal, as well as Russia.

His announcement came in a live speech on the anniversary of Donald Trump‘s decision pulling the US out of the accord, which has since seen crippling sanctions reintroduced against Iran.

Mr Rouhani said Iran wanted to negotiate new terms with remaining partners in the deal, but acknowledged the situation was dire.

This surgery is to save the [deal], not destroy it,” he said.



The government of Iran has issued a statement regarding the JCPOA (Nuclear Deal) and there is now panic around the world as the west realizes war is upon us all.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council's statement:

"As of today Iran doesn't commit itself to observing restrictions of stockpiling enriched uranium and heavy water.

Iran gives other parties 60 days to implement their commitments, esp. in banking and oil....

Once they fulfill that, Iran will restart implementing commitments.

It's now other parties' turn to show their good faith....

So we have no other choice but to diminish our commitments to bring back balance to deal & secure our interests.

Whenever our demands are met, we will resume the same amount of suspended commitments, but otherwise, Iran will stop the process of fulfilling other obligations."

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