Iran has warned that if an agreement is not reached with the remaining European signatories to the JCPOA nuclear deal by Thursday, September 7, then the Islamic Republic will begin a third stage of reducing its commitments to the nuclear deal.
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"Europe has another two-month deadline for negotiations, agreement, and a return to its commitments," said Rouhani. The Iranian president expressed doubt that an agreement would be reached by the Thursday deadline.
Reuters contributed to this report.
