U.S. and its allies set end of August as deadline for reaching Iran nuclear deal

Odaily News According to the AXIOS website, three people familiar with the matter revealed that US Secretary of State Rubio and the foreign ministers of France, Germany and the United Kingdom spoke yesterday and decided to set the end of August as the actual deadline for reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran. If no agreement is reached before the deadline, the three European powers plan to activate the snapback mechanism to automatically re-implement all sanctions lifted by the UN Security Council under the 2015 Iran Agreement. It takes 30 days to activate the snapback mechanism, and Europe hopes to complete this process before Russia assumes the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council in October.