Tehran is set to continue reducing its commitments under the nuclear deal every 60 days unless the remaining parties in the treaty take practical measures to preserve the agreement, Iran’s envoy to the United Nations Ali Nasimfar told the UN General Assembly session devoted to cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
According to him, Iran alone can not, shall not and will not take all of the burdens anymore to preserve the JCPOA. "Consequently, to bring a balance to the JCPOA, Iran decided to limit the implementation of its commitment in full conformity with the JCPOA’s Paragraph 26 and 36. These are the minimal measures that Iran could adopt a year after the U.S. withdrew from the JCPOA," TASS the Iranian diplomat as saying.
Nasimfar reiterated that "all measures taken by Iran are fully reversible, thus providing opportunity for remaining JCPOA participants either to take serious practical steps to preserve the JCPOA, or, along with the US, accept the full responsibility for any possible consequences."
