Iran's top diplomat urges Biden to return to nuclear deal
Iran's foreign minister urged Washington to act fast to return to the nuclear accord, pointing out that legislation passed by parliament forces
the government to harden its nuclear stance if US sanctions are not eased by Feb 21.
Mohammad Javad Zarif also referred to elections in Iran in June. If a hardline president is elected, this could further jeopardize the deal.
“Time is running out for the Americans, both because of the parliament bill and the election atmosphere that will follow the Iranian New Year,”
Zarif said in an interview with Hamshahri newspaper published on Saturday (Feb 6).
Iran’s new year begins on Mar 21.
The parliament, dominated by hardliners, passed the legislation in December that set a two-month deadline for an easing of sanctions.
President Joe Biden’s administration is exploring ways to restore the 2015 nuclear deal that Iran signed with major world powers but that
was abandoned in 2018 by former President Donald Trump, who restored sanctions.
Iran retaliated by breaching the terms of the accord in a step-by-step response. Last month, it resumed enriching uranium to 20 per cent at
its underground Fordow nuclear plant - a level it achieved before the accord.
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