The IAEA reported that it has lost monitoring capability at Iranian nuclear sites following Iran's suspension of access nearly a year ago. The report highlights unaccounted-for enriched uranium stockpiles and ongoing compliance concerns, though specific operational details may be subject to varying interpretations of the agency's findings.
AMB. GORDON SONDLAND: Europe can’t condemn Iran, then complain when Trump finally acts to stop it
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AMB. GORDON SONDLAND: Europe can’t condemn Iran, then complain when Trump finally acts to stop it
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European leaders have spent years warning that Iran must never be permitted to acquire a nuclear weapon. They have condemned Tehran’s ballistic-missile program, its financing of terrorism, its use of proxy forces, its attacks on commercial shipping and its serial violations of in…
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