Iran's Foreign Ministry aims to secure UN Security Council approval for its nuclear agreement with the US, contingent on negotiations. The spokesman emphasised learning from past experiences, referring to the US exit from the 2015 nuclear deal that had previously established sanctions relief.
Iran's Foreign Ministry aims to secure UN Security Council approval for its nuclear agreement with the US, contingent on negotiations. The spokesman emphasised learning from past experiences, referring to the US exit from the 2015 nuclear deal that had previously established sanctions relief.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry aims to secure UN Security Council approval for its nuclear agreement with the US, contingent on negotiations. The spokesman emphasised learning from past experiences, referring to the US exit from the 2015 nuclear deal that had previously established sanctions relief.
