A new leak of the British ambassador

He said Trump has left the pact with Iran to erase Obama's legacy

LONDON (AP) – For
former British ambbadador to Washington, Kim Darroch, the president

Donald Trump

He decided to abandon the multilateral nuclear agreement with Iran last year for "diplomatic vandalism" and to trace the legacy of his predecessor, Barack Obama, according to a new internal document of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs leaked yesterday by the press in London.

The newspaper
Mail on Sunday, the same one which published a week ago a series of internal documents written by Darroch for the British government and which triggered a conflict between Washington and London, as well as the resignation of the diplomat, which now contains a confidential note dating from 2018 and dating right after the visit of former Chancellor Boris Johnson to the United States.

Darroch stated in this document in London that the President of the United States had violated the terms of the agreement with Tehran for "personality reasons".

According to
Courier on Sunday, The diplomat warned that Washington "can not formulate a strategy for the next day" of the breakdown of the agreement, nor "any kind of plan" to work with its European allies on a new multilateral agreement with Tehran.

The

agreement with Iran

signed in 2015 between the Islamic country and the powers of the world established that it would freeze its nuclear program and deliver its reserves of enriched uranium in exchange for the lifting of financial and commercial sanctions that have suffocated its economy. Last year, Trump unilaterally abandoned the nuclear agreement and reinstated the sanctions against Iran, which triggered an escalation of tension with this country, which once again enriched uranium. above the level allowed in the text signed in 2015.

The first documents leaked by the British Sunday newspaper showed that Darroch had defined the Trump government as "inept and dysfunctional", which unleashed the anger of the American president and began a difficult diplomatic crossing between the two governments, still ongoing.

In parallel, British police opened an investigation this week to find out who had leaked the documents.