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Europe Puts Iran on Notice, Urging Tehran to Comply with Nuclear Deal

Jamie Dettmer

   European powers have triggered a formal legal dispute in reaction to
   Iran's decision last week to shrug off all restrictions placed on it
   under a landmark international agreement that intended to stop Tehran
   from developing nuclear weapons.

   France, Germany and Britain say they made the move in hopes of
   preserving the 2015 deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive
   Plan of Action (JCPOA), hoping that by doing so Iran can be coaxed back
   into compliance.

   Analysts say the move is more likely to spell the formal end of the
   deal, which Iran signed four years ago with six international powers,
   and was struck while Barack Obama was in the White House.

   'Let's replace it with Trump deal'

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