Trump administration sets August deadline for Iran nuclear deal

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio and French Foreign Ministers, Germany and Britain set the de facto deadline as facts and knew there was a phone call among officials on Wednesday.

If Tehran fails to agree to the deal, it will trigger a “kickback” mechanism that will automatically be relocated to previously implemented sanctions United Nations Security Council.

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Sanctions were lifted under the 2015 Iran Agreement.

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“Tehran learned that for the Trump administration, the deadline means the deadline,” Uani and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and CEO Mark D. Wallace said in a joint statement.

“After the failure to reach an agreement within 60 days of diplomacy, the United States and Israel took military action against the regime in June. Therefore, Tehran should take this new deadline seriously.”

Iran warned on Monday if the UN Security Council imposes Snapshot sanctions.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei claimed in a press conference: “The threat of using this kickback mechanism lacks a legal and political basis and will receive an appropriate and proportional response from the Islamic Republic of Iran.”

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Baghaei did not specify how Tehran would retaliate.