Iran will breach the uranium stockpile limits set by a 2015 nuclear deal within the next 10 days, according to an Iranian official
from the nuclear deal, citing Tehran's behavior outside the deal's framework as well as issues with the agreement itself, and has since imposed punishing sanctions on Iran in an effort to force Tehran back to the negotiating table.
The pact’s European partners have sought to salvage the agreement, and Kamalvandi said Monday that Tehran could honor its prior commitments when the signatories take “practical measures” to accommodate Tehran’s demands,Iran’s Tasnim News Agency. Those demands include allowing Iran to circumnavigate U.S. sanctions by giving it access to international financial systems and making up for lost oil revenue.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani previously warned last month that Tehran would exceed its uranium enrichment limit in 60 days if the nuclear deal's remaining partners did not take steps to blunt the effects of the American sanctions.
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