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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US President Donald Trump said Iran was doing "many bad things", saying it would be better for Iran to "be cautious."
Trump's comments came hours after Tehran announced it would soon lift the uranium enrichment rate allowed by the nuclear deal signed in 2015.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US President Donald Trump warned Iran on Wednesday to be "wary of threats" after Iranian President Hassan Rowhani said the country would boost uranium enrichment beyond the ceiling set by the 2015 nuclear deal.
According to Reuters, "US President Donald Trump warned Iran on Wednesday," Pay attention to threats, "after Iranian President Hassan Rowhani said his country will enrich uranium to the ceiling set by the nuclear agreement in 2015.
Iran announced earlier on Sunday new steps to reduce its commitments to the nuclear agreement in 2015, noting that the doors of diplomacy are still open.
"We will send a message today to the European Union that we will reduce our commitments, a step aimed at maintaining the agreement," Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Abbas Araghji told a news conference.
"We announce an increase in the rate of uranium enrichment to more than 3.6 percent and up to 5 percent," said Iran's Atomic Energy Agency spokesman Behruz Kamalundi, according to the Fars news agency.
In remarks to reporters, Trump criticized Britain's ambassador to the United States, Kim Daroush, saying he did not serve the United Kingdom well after a news report that allegedly criticized the Trump administration in a series of secret memos.
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