Iran calls US ‘outlaw regime’ for pulling out of amity treaty
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has slammed the United States as an “outlaw regime,” after Washington said it was withdrawing from a 1955 accord with Tehran following a court ruling.
“Today US withdrew from an actual US-Iran treaty after the ICJ (International Court of Justice) ordered it to stop violating that treaty in sanctioning Iranian people. Outlaw regime,” Zarif writes on Twitter.
US abrogated JCPOA -a multilateral accord enshrined in UNSC Resolution 2231- arguing that it seeks a bilateral treaty with #Iran. Today US withdrew from an actual US-Iran treaty after the ICJ ordered it to stop violating that treaty in sanctioning Iranian people. Outlaw regime. https://t.co/soi0CGOhO0
— Javad Zarif (@JZarif) October 3, 2018
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the US is terminating a 1955 treaty between the two countries after the UN’s top court ruled against Washington’s sanctions policy towards Tehran, in a case which referred to the decades-old accord.
— AFP
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