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Iran to withdraw from parts of nuclear deal

Iran announced plans to resume enriching uranium at higher levels if world powers will not accept new terms under the 2015 nuclear deal the U.S. renounced.

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By Arete News - May 8, 2019
The E.U.'s Catherine Ashton and Iran's Javad Zarif negotiating the nuclear deal in 2014 (AN/Austrian Foreign Ministry)
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