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Trump withdrew the US from the JCPOA, renewing sanctions on Iran, with coalition partners including Russia and China. The IAEA monitored the nuclear program.

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  1. Withdrawal from JCPOA caused agreement breakdown, leading to a joint assault that questions international law.

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Trump withdrew the US from the JCPOA, renewing sanctions on Iran, with coalition partners including Russia and China. The IAEA monitored the nuclear program.

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  1. Withdrawal from JCPOA caused agreement breakdown, leading to a joint assault that questions international law.1 source
  2. AEOI spokesperson confirms Iran is continuing its nuclear program unilaterally after the US withdrawal.1 source
  3. US sanctions following the JCPOA withdrawal impacted Iranian economy, forcing MTN Group to account for stranded assets.Sub-event
  4. The withdrawal from the JCPOA is cited as setting the stage for inevitable war.1 source
  5. Trump withdraws US from JCPOA, renewing sanctions on Iran and involving the IAEA.1 source

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