Trump administration slaps new sanctions on Iranians
President Trump's aides found a way to let the nuclear deal continue for now, and the administration followed up the announcement with new sanctions
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President Trump's aides found a way to let the nuclear deal continue for now, and the administration followed up the announcement with new sanctions
Iran's top diplomat, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, tells CBS News' Margaret Brennan that the nuclear deal is to be withdrawn from or renegotiated
Scott Balber, a New York-based lawyer, confirms to CBS News that Ike Kaveladze was asked to attend the meeting to serve as an interpreter
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Recertification means pact in force and Tehran gets sanctions relief for at least 3 more months, but U.S. Iran policy still very much in flux
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