The accord has been nearing collapse since former president Trump unilaterally withdrew in 2018
Tehran:
Iran on Sunday dismissed Europe s offer for an informal meeting involving the United States on the troubled 2015 nuclear deal, saying the time is not suitable as Washington has failed to lift sanctions.
The European Union s political director earlier this month proposed the informal meeting involving all parties of the Vienna deal, a proposition accepted by US President Joe Biden s administration.
Following Biden s election, the US, the European parties to the deal France, Germany and Britain and Tehran have been trying to salvage the accord, which granted Iran international sanctions relief in return for restrictions on its nuclear programme.
The Biden administration wants to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iran demands that the US lift unilateral sanctions imposed under the Trump administration.
Iran on Sunday dismissed Europe s offer for an informal meeting involving the US on the troubled 2015 nuclear deal, saying the time is not suitable as Washington has failed to lift sanctions.
The European Union s political director earlier this month proposed the informal meeting involving all parties of the Vienna deal, a proposition accepted by US President Joe Biden s administration.
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Following Biden s election, the US, the European parties to the deal - France, Germany and Britain - and Tehran have been trying to salvage the accord, which granted Iran international sanctions relief in return for restrictions on its nuclear programme.
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