US President Donald Trump has spoken against the Iran nuke accord out in the public ever since his presidential campaigning days in the year 2015-16.

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Johnson also said that Trump as a deserving candidate as for the prize as Barack Obama 'who got it before he even did anything' reports quoted him as saying

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US President Donald Trump has all but decided to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear accord by May 12, two White House officials and a source said

Trump has all but decided to withdraw from Iran nuclear deal: Sources

Under the accord, Tehran agreed to limit its nuclear program in return for relief from US and other economic sanctions.

Nuclear accord: Trump hints at 'real agreement' with Iran

The visit to Riyadh, Jerusalem and Amman just two days after Pompeo was sworn-in comes as President Donald Trump is set to decide whether to pull out of the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran that is still supported by European powers.

Mike Pompeo starts Mideast tour with call for new Iran sanctions

The leaders of Britain, France and Germany have agreed the Iran nuclear deal is the best way of stopping Tehran from gaining nuclear weapons, British Prime Minister Theresa Ma's office said in a statement on Sundays

Britain, France and Germany agree support for Iran nuclear deal

In her previous interactions with Donald Trump, Merkel had raised issues related to trade policy, migration and defence spending.

Merkel's agenda in Washington, 'saving' Iran nuke deal and stalling trade wars

New US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said President Donald Trump has not taken a decision on whether to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal but was not likely to keep to it without substantial changes

No Trump decision on Iran nuclear deal yet: Mike Pompeo

"I think we need to focus on what is in the best interest of Middle East stability and the threat that Iran poses."

Mattis plays down link between Iran nuclear deal and North Korea talks

Capping a three-day visit, Macron repeatedly criticised the president's isolationist principles in a speech to a joint meeting of Congress. The French president even took a dig at Trump's famous 2016 campaign slogan, calling for the United States to help 'make our planet great again'

After hugs and kisses, Macron tears into Trump. Says forget America First, 'make our planet great again'

Trump had earlier termed the Iran nuclear deal brokered by the previous Obama administration as a "terrible deal", "insane" and "ridiculous".

'Wish to work on new nuclear deal with Iran,' says Macron after meeting Trump

As Macron headed to the United States, the Iranian government urged European leaders to convince Trump not to tear up the 2015 deal between Tehran and six world powers

France's Macron visits Trump as Iran nuclear deal hangs in balance

The nuclear deal was formed by Tehran in 2015 for which the other signatories have stepped up efforts to save it. Rouhani also said that Iran is 'prepared for all possible situations'

Trump will face 'severe consequences' if nuclear deal not accepted: Iran President

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It will be Trump's first hosting of a state visit since he took power in January 2017

Trump, Macron to face differences on Iran, trade as French visit begins

Macron also said the United States, France and other allies will have a 'very important' role to play in rebuilding Syria

France's president says he has no 'plan B' for Iran nuclear deal

President Trump has often accused the Rouhani government of reneging the deal, terming it as the "worst and one-sided transaction.

US will see result in less than a week if nuclear deal is violated: Iran

The report states that some of Iran's nuclear stocks and facilities were not in accordance with the joint commission's limits

Secret exemptions granted to Iran for nuclear deal

The July 2015 agreement between Iran and six major powers - Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States - obliged Iran to restrict its nuclear program in return for relief from sanctions that have crippled its economy

Iran will withdraw from nuclear deal if there is no economic benefit: Deputy minister

"We will not support what the United States is trying to do, changing the wording of the agreement, incorporating things that will be absolutely unacceptable for Iran," Lavrov told a news conference in Moscow.

Russia will not support US bid to change Iran nuclear deal: Lavrov

Iran 'will not accept any amendments to this agreement, be it now or in the future,' Iran's foreign ministry noted.