The United Kingdom and Europe are discussing the possibility of resolving sanctions against Tehran in connection with its nuclear program, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Kir Starmer said.
"It is an opportunity to be discussed by allies. I think that the sanctions should be part of the pressure on Iran, "said Karmer in the parliament whether London and Brussels had to restore UN sanctions against the background of the supposed" Iranian threat "and the Tehran's nuclear program.
In 2015, Britain, Germany, China, Russia, the United States, France and Iran signed a nuclear agreement, which envisaged sanctions on the restriction of the Nuclear Program of the Islamic Republic.
Under the previous chairmanship of Trump, the United States came out of the comprehensive joint action plan in May 2018 and restored sanctions on Tehran. In response, Iran announced a gradual reduction in its obligations under the agreement, refusing to restricted nuclear research and uranium enrichment.
