Iran suspends some of its commitments made in 2015

Iran announced on Wednesday that it was ceasing to apply "some" of its "commitments" made in the framework of the international agreement on its 2015 nuclear program, in response to Washington's unilateral denunciation of that pact. a year to the day.

Tehran has threatened to give up other commitments if the remaining States parties to the agreement do not find a solution in 60 days to alleviate the heavy effects of US sanctions targeting the country, particularly in the oil and banking sectors.

These announcements come amid a heightened tension between Iran and the United States, which announced Tuesday the dispatch of B-52 bombers in the Gulf. Washington has made Iran its number one enemy in the Middle East and accused it of preparing "imminent attacks" on US forces.

As of Wednesday, Iran ceases to restrict its heavy water and enriched uranium reserves, reversing commitments made in the agreement reached in Vienna in July 2015 and drastically limiting its nuclear program, the Council announced. Supreme Court of National Security (CSSN).

President Hassan Rohani said the measures were in line with the Vienna Agreement, which allows parties to partially or fully suspend some of their commitments in the event of a breach by another party......