The Iranian Foreign Ministry has declared that the country no longer considers itself obligated to comply with any restrictions imposed by the international agreement regarding its nuclear program, known as the JCPOA. Although the agreement officially expired, Iran has already acted in accordance with this decision since the end of September, when it began to ignore the restrictions. This move underscores an escalation of tensions in the region and a deterioration of relations between Iran and the international community, in the context of concerns related to its nuclear program.
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Iranul, fără restricții pentru echipamentul nuclear: expiră Acordul Internațional
Iranul anunță că acordul internațional privind programul său nuclear a expirat astăzi și că nu mai acceptă nicio restricție. Înțelegrea oricum era anulată de facto din 28 septembrie
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