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Despite his hatred of the Iran nuclear deal, President Donald Trump has left the accord intact - but has given European allies 120 days to agree to a new deal or the US will pull out, administration officials have said. Despite his hatred of the Iran nuclear deal, President Donald Trump has left the accord intact - but has given European allies 120 days to agree to a new deal or the US will pull out, administration officials have said. 
In his decision not to immediately terminate the agreement, Mr Trump is also waiving nuclear sanctions against Iran for the last time, the officials said. In his decision not to immediately terminate the agreement, Mr Trump is also waiving nuclear sanctions against Iran for the last time, the officials said. 
The action is the third time Mr Trump has given a reprieve to the agreement brokered by the Obama administration, despite having called it “one of the worst” agreements the US has ever entered into. The action is the third time Mr Trump has given a reprieve to the agreement brokered by the Obama administration and five other world powers, despite having called it “one of the worst” agreements the US has ever entered into.
In the wake of anti-government protests in Iran, the Trump administration is also imposing targeted sanctions against several government officials for human rights abuses.  Mr Trump has also approved sanctions against the head of Iran’s judiciary, Sadeq Larijani, whom the administration holds culpable for the violent crackdown on recent antigovernment protests.
The US will sanction 14 individuals and entities for human rights abuses, censorship in Iran and for providing support to Iranian weapons proliferators.  Mr Larijani is among 14 individuals and entities that have been sanctioned by the administration for human rights abuses, censorship in Iran and for providing support to Iranian weapons proliferators.