UK govt reviews backing Iran N-deal after Akbari's execution - Asian News from UK

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57% : Meanwhile, the UK has also called the British ambassador to Iran for urgent talks about possible next steps.
50% : Also, the British Foreign Secretary is expected to visit Washington, DC, for talks with the US State Secretary to discuss Iran.
42% : However, talks on restoring it began again in April 2021, which had a provision for easing sanctions on Iran in return if it agreeing to curb its nuclear programme, however, the discussions to restore the deal have mostly remained in major difficulties and the execution of the British-Iranian National Agreement in Iran is likely to change the landscape, as reports suggest that Britain is now reviewing its decision regarding future involvement in the accord.
39% : Foreign Secretary slammed Iran's General, Mohammad Jafar Montazeri who was responsible for the trial and the sentencing of the death penalty of Akbari.
39% : "I am appalled by the execution of British-Iranian citizen Alireza Akbari in Iran," Sunak tweeted.
37% : After Iran executed British-Iranian National Alireza Akbari on Saturday, reports have emerged that the United Kingdom is now reviewing whether to support the Iran nuclear deal or not.
34% : Following Akbari's execution, the UK's Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announced a series of measures against Tehran, including sanctioning prosecutor general Mohammad Jafar Montazeri.
33% : Following Akbari's execution, the UK's Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announced a series of measures against Tehran, including sanctioning prosecutor general Mohammad Jafar Montazeri...reports Asian Lite News
30% : Now, Akbari's execution has escalated tension between the West and Iran, which are already sharing disputed relations over Tehran's recent crackdown on anti-hijab protestors and its military support for Russia against Ukraine.

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