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schema:articleBody	Russia on Tuesday vowed to stand by its ally Iran and resist any attempts to promote an anti-Iranian agenda amid tensions over Tehran's nuclear programme. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov made the comments during a visit to Moscow by his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif amid a fresh row over access to Iranian sites where past nuclear activity may have occurred. The standoff comes as a landmark deal between Iran and world powers brokered in 2015 continues to unravel. "We will be doing everything so that no one can destroy these agreements," Lavrov told reporters after face-to-face talks with Zarif. "Washington has no right to punish Iran." Moscow's top diplomat said at the start of the talks that Russia would firmly oppose any "attempts to use this situation in order to manipulate the (United Nations) Security Council and to promote an anti-Iranian agenda". Zarif, for his part, described developments around the Iranian nuclear deal -- formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action -- as "very dangerous". Iran committed under the deal to curb its nuclear activities for sanctions relief and other benefits. But the Islamic republic has slowly abandoned its commitments after US President Donald Trump's decision two years ago to renounce the deal and reimpose sanctions. Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium is now almost eight times the limit fixed in the accord, according to an IAEA assessment. However, the level of enrichment is still far below what would be needed for a nuclear weapon. On Monday, the head of the UN's nuclear watchdog called on Iran to allow prompt access to two sites where past nuclear activity may have occurred. as/jbr/jj
schema:headline	Russia vows to stand firm by Iran on nuclear deal
schema:mentions	International Atomic Energy Agency Diplomacy Sergey Lavrov Nuclear program of Iran Tehran Foreign minister United Nations Security Council Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Moscow George Washington Iran United Nations Russia President of the United States Javad Marandi Unravel Mohammad Javad Zarif Islamic republic
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schema:datePublished	2020-06-16 (xsd:date)
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