Iranian Ambassador to London Hamid Baeidinejad said the country’s decision to further reduce its nuclear commitments after European parties’ inaction is aimed at preserving the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers, APA reports citing Tasnim.
“We’re doing this (4th nuclear step) because we want to salvage the nuclear deal from total collapse,” Baeidinejad told Sky News in an interview on Tuesday.
He added, “Because, in fact, the other sides have not been able to live up to their obligations, and Iran is resorting to certain actions to ensure” that the deal will stand.
“So, we’re reducing some of our commitments to give warnings that this situation cannot be continued and urge them (the other parties) to completely agree to implement their share of the commitments,” he noted.
The Iranian envoy said it depends on the other parties whether Iran would restore its nuclear energy activities to the level that existed before the deal or resort to stronger retaliatory measures.
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