Iran said on Monday it would breach internationally agreed curbs on its stock of low-enriched uranium in 10 days, a move likely to strain already high tensions with the US, but adding that European nations still had time to save a landmark nuclear deal.
with the nuclear pact it agreed with world powers in 2015, in protest at the United States’ decision to unilaterally pull out of the agreement and reimpose sanctions last year.
The deal aimed to extend the amount of time it would theoretically take Iran to produce enough fissile material for an atomic bomb from several months to a minimum of one year."There is still time for the Europeans... But the Europeans have expressed indirectly their inability to act. They should not think that after 60 days , they will have another 60-day opportunity," Kamalvandi said.that"it's high time for 'diplomacy first'", adding that the E.U.
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