International Atomic Energy Agency has said that Iran is still implementing the 2015 accord over its nuclear programme.
According to a report by the UN’s nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran is abiding by the deal’s key restrictions on its nuclear facilities in return for relief from damaging economic sanctions.
The latest assessment from the IAEA comes just two weeks after US President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the accord. The IAEA urged Iran to stick with the accord and even go beyond its legal obligations so as to boost international confidence in Tehran’s commitments.
Signatories Britain, France, Germany, European Union, Russia and China have been trying to salvage the deal after Trump’s decision but Iran has warned that if it suffers as a result the reintroduction of US economic sanctions, it could walk away from the accord.
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