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Kerry, who promoted her new book, "Every Day Is Extra," said on CNN's "GPS Fareed Zakaria" that this decision "is not based on any general strategy to support other countries."
Kerry said that he believed that Trump's decision to cancel the deal was solely based on a campaign promise.
The agreement reached in 2015 with the United States, Iran, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, China, Russia and the European Union has restricted the program Iran in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions.
The former Democratic presidential candidate added that Trump "just saying that this deal is the worst deal does not make him the worst deal".
"This is in fact the strongest, most reliable and most transparent nuclear agreement in the world," said Kerry. "What the president did is simply say," I'm going out. "And whatever the dangers that might have come on the road if they tried to have fun or if something different happened – what we would have known and if we had all the military options available on the road, or so or now – he suddenly rushed to hit the road now, tomorrow, "continued Kerry.
In doing so, Kerry argued, the president "has made extremists responsible in Iran".
"Donald Trump proved them well, and he put the (Iranian) president (Hassan) Rouhani and those who were trying to move to a more rational and reasonable position in a much more difficult position – political and materially difficult," he said. -he declares. .
