Iran warns America: You will face a historic regret

Iranian President Hasan Rouhani's warning comes at the time of the May 12th deadline, when the White House chief must come up with a clear decision.

The created stalemate forced British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to travel towards Washington to discuss the matter closely.

Trump calls the deal a “crazy” threatens to leave it if within the week it means the end of the 120-day review period of Congress and European powers will not have corrected what he describes as its catastrophic “mangat.

But Rouhan retaliates with the claim that the Islamic republic has its own plan to withstand such a move by the American president.

Iran linked the atomic agreement in July 2015 to five veto powers -- The United States, Russia, China, France, and Great Britain, as well as Germany. The pact, which facilitated the ajatollah regime from willful economic sanctions in exchange for curbing the nuclear programme, would take effect January a year later.