Iran's nuclear deal is not dead-French Foreign Minister

The US has decided to quit the nuclear deal with Iran, but politicians all over the world have pledged to continue to preserve the treaty despite it.

The European Commission says that again, following the US, no further sanctions against Iran will be imposed on Iran.

China and Russia say that the nuclear deal should continue.

The French Foreign Minister, who said the US did not "breathe Iran's nuclear program," has been announced that he is scheduled to meet British, German, and foreign ministers on Monday to secure the agreement.

President Donald Tramp announced that the US would withdraw America's nuclear deal with Iran with the Iranian regime, which was interpreted as "decayed and spoiled."

President Campbell has declared that it is "embarrassing" as a "citizen".

Against the advice of his allies in European countries, the president said that he would impose a recurring economic sanction after signing the agreement in 2015.

In response to the US, Iran declared "renewed its uranium renewable program, which is a major factor in the production of nuclear weapons," he said.

Iranian President Hassan Rowhani says "the United States has announced that it will no longer honor its responsibilities."

"I have ordered the Iranian nuclear power plant to be ready if necessary, if necessary, we will restart nuclear power at the technical level without any limitations," President Hassan Rauhani said.

Iran says that it will renew its uranium enrichment program, a major factor in the production of nuclear weapons.

The Iranian President said that he had "a few more weeks" before discussing with friendly countries and signatories to the agreement.

"If we can achieve the goals of the agreement with the support of all other members of the agreement, we will remain in the covenant," he said.

Iran's top leader, Ayatollah Kumyony, says that, if the US withdraws from the nuclear accord, it will withdraw its agreement if the EU countries that signed the agreement do not guarantee the continuation of their trade relations with the country.

By tweeting directly to President Tram, he says, "Tramp, you made a mistake."

Meanwhile, Iranian parliamentarians have reportedly set fire to the printed copies of the nuclear agreement.

After lengthy discussions, world powers have been able to reach an agreement with Iran to curb Iran's nuclear activities.

For more than a decade, negotiations have been held between countries and Iran, dubbed "world powers" by the United States, France, Russia, China, and the United Kingdom, seeking to reach an agreement on the Tehran nuclear project, and as a result, signed the agreement .

Accordingly, the United Nations, the United States and the European Union decided to withdraw the economic sanctions imposed and, in return, to curb Iran's nuclear activities.

At the outset, President Tram murmured that the treaty only limited Iran's nuclear activities for a specific period.

He believes that the agreement is failing to stop anti-ballistic missiles.

Iran's assets of around $ 10,000,000,000 have been banned since the signing of the nuclear deal, which President Thrump has accused of using "money for the distribution and terrorism in the Middle East."

Former President Barack Obama, who signed the US $ 3,000 agreement three years ago in 2015, said President Thrump's statements were "misleading".

The United States, France and Germany have called on the US not to disturb the deal.