The UK, France, Germany and Italy say they are prepared to lift relevant sanctions on Iran if Tehran takes clear, verifiable steps regarding its nuclear programme following a US-Iran deal to end the conflict. In a joint statement issued Sunday, the four leaders said their readiness is tied to Iran’s nuclear actions rather than to the US agreement itself. The statement emphasizes a shared objective that Iran must not acquire a nuclear weapon. The E4 governments say they are ready to work with the United States, Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to support that goal and to assess whether Iran’s steps meet agreed conditions. Reporting on the announcement describes the E4 message as a signal that sanctions could be reduced in response to verification-linked progress, with the IAEA playing a role in monitoring or confirming nuclear programme developments. Bloomberg and Reuters-linked reporting both frame the decision as contingent on verifiable steps by Iran. Overall, the sources describe a coordinated European position that aligns sanction relief with compliance measures and monitoring by international bodies.