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The Iranian government has declared that its agreement with the United Nations nuclear agency is no longer viable following the reinstatement of sanctions against the country. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that new decisions must be made after the U.N. re-imposed a 10-year sanctions package on Iran. He also demanded the reestablishment of direct negotiations with the United States regarding Iran’s nuclear program. Additionally, Araghchi called for clarification on the 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium that the International Atomic Energy Agency claims Iran possesses.

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00:00The Iranian government says the agreement with the United Nations nuclear agency is
00:05no longer viable due to the reinstatement of sanctions against the country.
00:10Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Abarachi further said that the new decisions need to be made
00:15after United Nations re-imposed sanctions on Iran ten years, and demanded that it re-establish
00:21direct negotiations with the United States on its nuclear program, plus accounting for
00:26the 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium that the International Atomic Energy Agency
00:32claims Iran has.
00:40The Cairo Agreement no longer serves as the basis for our cooperation with the International
00:46Atomic Energy Agency.
00:48Our decision on cooperation with the Energy Agency will be announced shortly.
00:53However, after the agreement was signed in Cairo, I said a reversal would change the situation
01:00completely, just like a military attack.
01:04Therefore, new decisions must be made, and, in my opinion, the Cairo Agreement is no longer
01:11viable.
01:13Now we have a short break coming up.
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