An emergency meeting with parties to Iran’s 2015 nuke deal on Sunday failed to stop Tehran from further breaching the rules and regulations as Iranians vowed to reduce more of their commitments, a senior official said.
“The overall atmosphere was constructive. Discussions were good, but I cannot say that we resolved every problem,” Araqchi, Iran’s senior nuclear negotiator told reporters in Vienna after the meeting.
On Sunday, Iran set with Germany, France and Britain plus Russia and China, who are remaining parties to the agreement after US withdrawal. They gathered to discuss problems, hoping to find a way to save the 2015 deal.
“As we have said, we will continue to reduce our commitments to the deal until Europeans secure Iran’s interests under the deal,” Reuters quoted Araqchi late on Sunday.
Earlier, Iranian officials announced that Tehran will revive its activities in Arak heavy water nuclear reactor.
