Trump withdrew from nuclear agreement with Iran

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The US president signed a decree in the White House to re-impose sanctions that were lifted on Iran under the nuclear deal.

Trump said in a speech delivered on Tuesday on the future of the role of the United States in the nuclear agreement with Iran that the deal is "enormous" and "allow the Iranian regime to continue enriching the uranium."

Trump said that the United States has evidences that prove that the Iranian regime is violating the nuclear agreement." The US president said that "the Middle East will go through a nuclear arms race" if the extension of the agreement with Iran.

Trump said in January 12 that he would extend the freeze of the sanctions on Iran for four months in the framework of the nuclear agreement with them, while he pledged to be the last that he would do unless the deal would be amended.

Trump considered that the nuclear deal with Iran contains "enormous defects", pointing out that his extension of freezing the sanctions this time represents the "last opportunity" to amend the deal, which he repeatedly criticized during his electoral campaign after he assumed the presidency of the United States, especially because it did not impose restrictions on the program of the Iranian missile.

Source: RT + Agencies

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