Iran accuses Europeans of not respecting 2015 nuclear deal
"The European parties have been at fault and negligent in implementing" the nuclear agreement, said foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei.
The three European countries have warned that sanctions could be reimposed on Iran if it returns to the negotiating table over its nuclear program.
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