IRNA � Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has called on the US to comply with Iran nuclear deal.

�The only scenario that we can deal with is for the Europeans to talk to the Trump Administration to start, once and for all, complying with the deal,� Zarif said in an interview with American newspaper �New Yorker.

The United States has not only failed to implement its side but is even asking for more,� he said.

�That�s a very dangerous message to send to the people of Iran, but also to the people of the world�that you should never come to an agreement with the United States, because, at the end of the day, the operating principle for the United States is �what�s mine is mine, what�s yours is negotiable,� he added.

�It�s important for Iran to receive the benefits of the agreement,� he said.

�America never should have feared Iran producing a nuclear bomb,� Zarif said.

�Iran�s second option exploits a dispute mechanism in the deal, which allows any party to file a formal complaint with a commission established to adjudicate violations. Iran has filed eleven complaints�to Federica Mogherini, the E.U.�s foreign-policy chief, who heads the commission�citing U.S. violations on three different counts,� New Yorker quoted Zarif as saying.

�But we will pursue vigorously our nuclear enrichment,' Zarif said.

�We don�t condone it, and we don�t believe it�s useful or fruitful or conducive to a better implementation of the [deal], and they know that to be our position,� he added.

�The United States has not only failed to implement its side but is even asking for more,� he added.

�Diplomacy never dies,� the Iranian FM said, �But it doesn�t mean that there is only one avenue for diplomacy, and that is the United States.�

�It won�t be very pleasant to the United States. That I can say. That�s a consensus,� he reiterated.

Zarif is in New York to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High-level Meeting on Sustaining Peace.

The event is to be held from April 24-25 in the United Nations General Assembly.