iran says us would destroy own credibility on quitting deal
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Iran says US would 'destroy own credibility' on quitting deal

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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani
United Nations - AFP

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday that the United States would "destroy its own credibility" as a negotiating partner if it withdraws from a multinational accord on Tehran's nuclear program.

In a clear reference to US President Donald Trump's denunciation of the deal a day earlier, Rouhani told the UN General Assembly that he hoped diplomacy would not be undermined by "rogue newcomers to the world of politics."

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