Reportedly Sir Kim Darroch described the move as an act of "diplomatic vandalism". Meanwhile the paper says the memo was written after the then Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson appealed to the US in 2018 to stick with the nuclear deal and the latest leak came despite the Met Police warning against publication.
Reportedly the first memos criticizing Trump's administration, which emerged a week ago, prompted a furious reaction from the US president and resulted in Sir Kim resigning from his role. Furthermore in the Mail's most recent revelation, it reports Sir Kim wrote that Republican President Trump appeared to be abandoning the nuclear deal for "personality reasons" because the pact had been agreed by his Democrat predecessor, Barack Obama.
Moreover under the deal, iran agreed to limit its sensitive nuclear activities in return for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions and President Trump said he did not think that the deal went far enough and reinstated US sanctions after withdrawing from the deal in May 2018. Apparently the British ambassador is said to have highlighted splits among US presidential advisors and that the White House did not have a "day to day" strategy of what to do following withdrawal from the deal.
