"In case of lack of balance in fulfilment of obligations of both sides of the nuclear deal, Iran will embark on materializing necessary measures within the framework of next steps," Zarif was quoted as saying.
In other words, "Iran will take new steps to reduce its nuclear commitments," he said in a Wednesday meeting with the South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Naledi Pandor in Tehran.
Besides, Iranian deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran will reduce more of its commitments pertaining to 2017 landmark nuclear deal unless its interests are met by the signatories to the deal, Press TV reported on Thursday.
Iran is determined to take further steps toward suspending its nuclear commitments, and its policy "will remain unchanged until the desired conditions are met and Iran's economic interests from the JCPOA are ensured," Abbas Araqchi was quoted as saying.
Araqchi, also Iran's senior nuclear negotiator, made the remarks in a meeting on Wednesday with his Swedish counterpart Anika Soder in the capital Tehran.
Iran's one-sided implementation of the deal's terms is not justifiable, he said, urging Europe to "adopt constructive approaches" and "rebuild trust" with Iran.
The Iranian official said despite Washington's withdrawal from the JCPOA and re-imposition of sanctions, "Iran tried to keep the windows of interaction and diplomacy open, while Europe has only relied on political support and refused to keep the accord alive."
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