Iranian breaches of the 2015 nuclear deal raise fears that the country is paving the way to start work on nuclear weapons, raising pressure on President Biden
After months of deadlock, Iran, the U.S. and the remaining five parties to the 2015 nuclear deal on April 2 agreed to resume negotiations in Vienna to restore the accord. While U.S. and Iranian officials won’t hold direct discussions for now, bringing them to the same gathering in the Austrian capital is a major first step toward salvaging the deal.
