Iran warns US of risk of collapse of historic nuclear deal

According to THX, Iran's Foreign Ministry said on November 21 that the upcoming administration of US President-elect Donald Trump will find it difficult to break the historic nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 group (including the UK, China, France, the US, Russia and Germany).

US President meets with P5+1 group on implementing Iran nuclear deal. (Source: THX/TTXVN)

Speaking at a press conference in the capital Tehran, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi said: "It is too early to make a judgment about what will happen."

According to Mr. Qasemi, Iran believes that reason still has a place in American society to prevent potential risks that could endanger American and international interests.

However, he also affirmed that Iran will prepare contingency plans for any possible scenario.

The statement by Iran's Foreign Ministry comes amid growing concerns about the future of the landmark nuclear deal.

During his election campaign, President-elect Trump mentioned renegotiating the historic nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 Group./.

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