Iran has officially announced the end of the landmark 10-year-old nuclear agreement signed in 2015. This decision marks a significant turning point in international relations and nuclear diplomacy. The original deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), involved Iran agreeing to curb its nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of tough economic sanctions.
What Was the 2015 Nuclear Agreement?
The 2015 nuclear deal aimed to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. In return, world powers, including the US, UK, France, China, Russia, and Germany, agreed to lift longstanding sanctions that had crippled Iran’s economy. For a decade, this agreement acted as a buffer against rising tensions in the Middle East. 
What Happens Next?
Tehran’s decision to terminate the deal raises concerns about renewed tensions and potential instability in the region. Global leaders and analysts are watching closely, as the move could lead to new sanctions and a possible arms race in the Middle East. The end of the 2015 nuclear agreement is expected to have wide-reaching political and economic effects, not only for Iran but also for the international community. For more in-depth analysis, visit the original coverage below.
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The Guardian: Iran announces official end to 10-year-old nuclear agreement
