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UK's Johnson sticking to Brexit plans, says foreign minister

Iran's nuclear chief says EU failed to fulfill its commitments to 2015 nuclear deal

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| 2019-09-08 16:37

Abstract：Iran's nuclear chief said on Sunday the European parties of the 2015 nuclear deal have failed to fulfill their commitments under the pact, a day after Tehran announced its latest step in reducing its commitments to the pact with

DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's nuclear chief said on Sunday the European parties of the 2015 nuclear deal have failed to fulfill their commitments under the pact, a day after Tehran announced its latest step in reducing its commitments to the pact with world powers.

“Unfortunately the European parties have failed to fulfill their commitments ... the deal is not a one-way street and Iran will act accordingly as we have done so far by gradually downgrading our commitments,” Ali Dakar Salehi said after a meeting with acting head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog, Cornel Feruta, in Tehran.

Feruta is in Tehran for high-level talks with Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iranian media reported.

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