Top Iranian Officials Promise to Violate Nuclear Deal
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said he has “no intention” of abiding by the UN resolution that encompasses the Iran nuclear deal. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Multiple senior Iranian officials have vowed in recent weeks to violate the recently inked nuclear accord that aims to constrain the Islamic Republic’s contested nuclear enrichment program, according to multiple comments by top Iranian leaders.
Iranian leaders, including President Hassan Rouhani and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, have said that the country has “no intention” of abiding by a United Nations Security Council Resolution that encompasses the deal and other restrictions on Tehran’s rogue activities, according to these comments.
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