Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced today that his country would end its compliance with 2 conditions of the country’s nuclear deal.
Russian officials took news as an opportunity to criticize U.S. policy, blaming external pressure from Washington as the cause of Iran's roll-back of its deal commitments. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that he expects European signatories to fulfil their obligations under agreement.
The U.K. warned of consequences if Iran ditches its obligations to the deal, with a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May saying, "We are extremely concerned about this announcement and urge Iran to continue to meet its commitments under the deal and not to take escalatory steps ... We will ensure remains in place for as long as Iran upholds these commitments."
French Defense Minister Florence Parly said in a local radio interview that the nuclear pact had been undermined for months.Bomber task forces in the Gulf
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