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Iran nuclear deal: Russia says Trump's actions doomed to fail Iran nuclear deal: Russia says Trump's actions doomed to fail
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Russia's foreign ministry has warned Donald Trump that his imposed unilateral sanctions on Iran are doomed to fail, saying there is no place for for threatening and aggressive rhetoric in international diplomacy.Russia's foreign ministry has warned Donald Trump that his imposed unilateral sanctions on Iran are doomed to fail, saying there is no place for for threatening and aggressive rhetoric in international diplomacy.
In a statement, the ministry said, Mr Trump's decision to de-certify an international deal on Iran's nuclear program would not have a direct impact on implementation of the agreement, but that it ran counter to its spirit. In a statement, the ministry said, Mr Trump's decision to de-certify an international deal on Iran's nuclear program would not have a direct impact on implementation of the agreement, but that it ran counter to its spirit.
The ministry said that, whatever the US position, there could be no return to imposing United Nations sanctions on Iran.The ministry said that, whatever the US position, there could be no return to imposing United Nations sanctions on Iran.
Mr Trump has announced that if Congress does not come up with satisfactory changes to the Iran nuclear deal in a "very short" period of time then he is prepared to "terminate" it. Mr Trump has announced that if Congress does not come up with satisfactory changes to the Iran nuclear deal in a "very short" period of time then he is prepared to "terminate" it. 
The President said he was "very unhappy with Iran” and that the country "has to behave much differently." The President said he was "very unhappy with Iran” and that the country "has to behave much differently." 
He did however say he was not withdrawing from the deal but instead has asked Congress to make changes. He did however say he was not withdrawing from the deal but instead has asked Congress to make changes. 
Congress will now have 60 days to decide whether to put the accord's previous sanctions back into place, modify them or do nothing. Any decision to re-impose sanctions would automatically kill America's participation in the deal. Congress will now have 60 days to decide whether to put the accord's previous sanctions back into place, modify them or do nothing. Any decision to re-impose sanctions would automatically kill America's participation in the deal. 
More follows… Both defenders of the Iran nuclear deal and critics are likely to be displeased by Trump's decision.
Those who support the deal believe Mr Trump's move will damage US credibility in future international negotiations, while opponents think he does not go far enough in unraveling the accord.