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Britain says wants to save Iran deal, working to address U.S. concerns

Published 08/02/2018, 10:18
Updated 08/02/2018, 10:20
© Reuters. Alistair Burt arrives at 10 Downing Street as Britain's re-elected Prime Minister David Cameron names his new cabinet in London

PARIS (Reuters) - Britain said on Thursday it was working with its partners to tackle U.S. concerns over a landmark 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and major powers, but said Tehran must avoid actions that threaten regional security.

"We and our European partners are absolutely clear. We want the deal to succeed," Minister for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, told a Euromoney Iran conference in Paris.

© Reuters. Alistair Burt arrives at 10 Downing Street as Britain's re-elected Prime Minister David Cameron names his new cabinet in London

"We don't want to see the JCPOA (deal with Iran) go down and are working with our European partners to mitigate concerns the United States may have to ensure it continues."

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