Iran: US Violating Nuclear Deal

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Iranian judiciary chief Sadeq Larijani. Photo: Wikipedia.

Iranian officials on Monday accused the United States of violating the recent comprehensive nuclear agreement by working behind the scenes to stop American companies from conducting business with Iran, according to regional media reports.

Iran has been complaining for months that it is not being granted enough sanctions relief under the agreement. These complaints have reportedly pushed the Obama administration to consider offering Iran greater concessions, including access to the US dollar and American financial markets.

Read full story at The Washington Free Beacon.

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