MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin and French leader Emmanuel Macron on Monday known as for the "strict observance" of the present Iran nuclear accord, with US President Donald Trump nonetheless deciding whether or not to scrap the agreement.
"The Presidents of Russia and France spoke in favour of keeping the Plan and its strict observance," the Kremlin mentioned, referring to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
The observation used to be released after Macron known as Putin to tell him of his talks with Trump within the United States.
Trump faces a May 12 time limit to make a decision on the destiny of the Iran nuclear accord and is tough changes that European capitals believe would constitute a legal breach.
On Sunday, US National Security Advisor John Bolton mentioned the mercurial US president had not yet decided whether or not to scrap the accord.
Macron, who held talks with Trump last week, has situated himself as an emissary for European officials in quest of a compromise that may stay the deal intact.
Macron has earlier proposed an additional deal that extends Iran's nuclear restrictions.
Russia has mentioned that there used to be "no alternative" to the agreement and that Iran's position used to be on the issue used to be paramount.
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani rejected any hopes of rewriting the nuclear deal.
"The Presidents of Russia and France spoke in favour of keeping the Plan and its strict observance," the Kremlin mentioned, referring to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
The observation used to be released after Macron known as Putin to tell him of his talks with Trump within the United States.
Trump faces a May 12 time limit to make a decision on the destiny of the Iran nuclear accord and is tough changes that European capitals believe would constitute a legal breach.
On Sunday, US National Security Advisor John Bolton mentioned the mercurial US president had not yet decided whether or not to scrap the accord.
Macron, who held talks with Trump last week, has situated himself as an emissary for European officials in quest of a compromise that may stay the deal intact.
Macron has earlier proposed an additional deal that extends Iran's nuclear restrictions.
Russia has mentioned that there used to be "no alternative" to the agreement and that Iran's position used to be on the issue used to be paramount.
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani rejected any hopes of rewriting the nuclear deal.
Putin, Macron urge 'strict' observance of Iran nuclear accord: Kremlin
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