The Iranian foreign minister reiterates the need for a 'complete and effective removal of US sanctions.'

Tehran has hailed as “constructive” its cooperation with the IAEA, warning of efforts to exploit the nuclear watchdog as a “bargaining chip”.

Rouhani urges the US to lift all of its sanctions on Iran, saying an action by Washington will be reciprocated by Tehran.

Thirty-two progressive groups have urged Biden to swiftly join the Iran nuclear deal and abandon Trump’s 'maximum pressure' campaign on Tehran.

Foreign Minister Zarif has threatened to take some measures in case “reason does not prevail” on the other side of the dispute over the nuclear deal.

Tehran says the present juncture is not a suitable time for holding an unofficial meeting with European Union and American officials on the nuclear agreement.

Washington describes the “maximum pressure” policy on Iran as a failure, but continues the same policy with a new approach.

After the US departure from the nuclear agreement, Europe undertook 11 commitments to safeguard Iran's JCPOA interests in areas such as oil sales, insurance, aviation, shipping and industrial cooperation, none of which have been fulfilled so far.

Iran’s foreign minister says the US behavior is the reason behind Iran’s suspension of its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal.

Washington is reportedly coordinating its policy on Iran nuclear agreement with the deal’s number one enemy: Israel.