IRAN has warned it will be further reducing its compliance with the landmark 2015 nuclear deal as it ramps up escalating tensions with global superpowers.
Iran’s Foreign Minister quickly lashed out on Twitter, and said: “The US’ reason for designating me is that I am Iran’s ‘primary spokesperson around the world.’“It has no effect on me or my family, as I have no property or interests outside of Iran. Thank you for considering me such a huge threat to your agenda.”
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