Iran says will have U.S. "regret" any mistake on nuclear deal

Iran says will have U.S.

PanARMENIAN.Net - If the U.S. statesmen make a mistake about the nuclear agreement, Iran's reaction will make them regret it, said the spokesman of the Iranian Foreign Ministry on Monday, January 8, according to IRNA.

"The announcement of U.S. decision is due July 13, we don’t prejudge and will wait until then," said Bahram Qasemi answering a question regarding the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, better known as the Iran nuclear deal.

He also said Iran's policy has long been predicting all the possible scenarios and different options are on the table Iran and will quickly use the ones suiting the U.S. decision.

"The JCPOA is an international deal. The U.S. government is bound to exercise it according to the primary agreement. Their quitting the deal or any other illogical move will face a proper and strong one."

"The outcome of these decisions is of importance both for us and for the Americans," he added.

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