State Department confirms the possibility of Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal

News / Baghdad 
confirmed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of America, that there is nothing to prevent the United States to withdraw from the agreement , which was concluded in 2015 withIran over its nuclear program if the next US president wanted to Donald Trump so. 

Ministry spokesman Mark Toner said he While careful not to speculate "what it will do next administration" headed by Trump , who will take the presidential office on January 20, the "any party can withdraw" from the agreement reached between the great powers and Iran last year to ensure that the acquisition of Tehran atomic weapon.

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But Turner warned that if Trump decided to withdraw from the agreement, the move will have "serious consequences for the safety of the agreement." 

The US official stressed that the agreement with Iran is not legally binding but theadministration of President Barack Obama believes that the interest of the United States to stick with it. 

In response to a question on whether the United States withdraw from the agreement means that Iran 's resumption of work on the production of atomic weapons Toner said , "Yes, this is the reality of the situation." 

He added , "That 's why we believe it is in everyone 's interest, including the interest of the whole world, that if Iran is committed to this agreement, and committed all parties to the agreement, we will have paid off the way for Iran to acquire nuclear weapons." 

Iranian President Hassan Rowhani said he was "not possible" to cancel the Trump nuclear deal , "despite his threat to do so." 

Rowhani , told the government that "Iran 's position on the nuclear deal that theagreement is not concluded with a single country or a single government , but was approved by a decision of the UN Security Council, it is not possible to change one government." 

Last year Iran concluded an agreement with the major powers led to the lifting ofinternational sanctions against the reduction of its nuclear work. 

During his campaign , Trump described the agreement as "catastrophic , " asserting that overturn "My priority will be the first." 

In its quarterly report released Wednesday, the International Atomic Energy Agency , in charge of overseeing the proper application of the agreement with Iran stressed that the recent fulfill their obligations completely. 

The agency said Tehran has fulfilled its obligations , particularly in terms of the degree of enrichment of uranium and its stock "and" did not continue to build a reactor andheavy water in Arak. 

But IAEA chief Yukiya Amano told Tehran "concern" about the slightly exceeded the stocks of heavy water to Iran, to 130.1 tons compared to 130 tons agreed. In response, Tehran has pledged to transfer five tons abroad.[/size]