Iranian lawmakers have set conditions for the revival of a 2015 nuclear pact.
This is including legal guarantees approved by the US Congress that the United States would not quit it.
Reuters reported Iranian state media as saying on Sunday that Iran and the United States have engaged in indirect talks in Vienna over the past year to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement which the former U.S. President, Donald Trump left in 2018.
Negotiations have now stalled as both countries blame each other for failing to take the necessary political decisions to settle the remaining issues.
The Tasnim news agency quoted a statement signed by 250 lawmakers out of a total of 290; "The United States should give legal guarantees, approved by its congress that it will not exit the pact again."
The letter also said that under a revived pact the United States should not be able to use pretexts to trigger the snapback mechanism, under which sanctions on Iran would be immediately reinstated.
The lawmakers also added that sanctions lifted under the reinstated pact should not be reimposed and Iran should not be hit by new sanctions.
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