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Trump says Iran in turmoil since US withdrew from nuke deal
by Staff Writers
Washington (AFP) July 17, 2018

US President Donald Trump asserted Monday that Iran was being roiled by nationwide riots since he pulled out of an international nuclear deal and that Washington supports the protesters.

Trump, interviewed after his summit in Helsinki with President Vladimir Putin, said that Russia still supported the nuclear accord because it does business with the regime in Tehran, so the deal is in Moscow's interest.

"It is not good for us or for the world, but they have riots in all their cities," Trump told Fox News.

"The inflation is rampant, going through the roof. And not that you want to hurt anybody, but that regime wouldn't let the people know that we are behind them 100 percent.

"They are having big protests all over the country, probably as big as they have ever had before. And battles happened since I terminated that deal, so we will see," he added.

Over the objections of allies, Trump in May pulled the United States from the nuclear deal signed between Tehran and world powers in 2015.

He reimposed US sanctions that had been suspended in return for controls on Tehran's nuclear programme, effectively barring many multinational firms from doing business in Iran.

Iran has been defiant in the face of the US move, saying it has left the Trump administration internationally isolated.

"The illegal logic of the United States is not supported by any of the international organisations," President Hassan Rouhani said at the weekend.

Iran has faced mounting economic woes since Trump's withdrawal announcement, with inflation rising sharply.

Its currency has plunged almost 50 percent in value in the past six months against the US dollar, prompting a rare strike earlier this month by traders in Tehran's Grand Bazaar.

There have also been reports of brief scuffles and small-scale protests in recent weeks although not of mass demonstrations.


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Iran's Rouhani says US 'isolated' on sanctions
Tehran (AFP) July 14, 2018
The United States is increasingly isolated in its move to reimpose sanctions on Tehran after quitting the international nuclear deal, President Hassan Rouhani said Saturday, vowing to resist American "plots". "The path chosen by the Islamic Republic of Iran is perseverance, resistance", Rouhani said in televised remarks. "Each time that we were able to thwart the plots, the people and the government were side by side." Over the objections of allies, Trump in May pulled the United States from the ... read more

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