The United States reinstated on Tuesday certain economic sanctions against Iran as a result of leaving the 2015 nuclear accord, with President Donald Trump calling for a more comprehensive deal to bring an end to Tehran's nuclear program.The first round of reimposed sanctions, signed by Trump on Monday, covers Iran's transactions in the auto sector, trade in coal, aluminum and precious metals, and cash dealings involving U.S. dollars. Businesses of third-party countries, including Japan, can be penalized for not complying with the sanctions."The United States is fully committed to enforcing…READ FULL ARTICLE