Iran Threatens to Drop Nuclear Deal After Latest Ballistic Missile Test
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The Iranian Emad ballistic missile. Iran test-fired ballistic missiles on Tuesday. Photo: Wikipedia.
Iran on Tuesday again threatened to walk away from the nuclear agreement reached last year with global powers, hours after the country breached international agreements by test-firing ballistic missiles.
Iran’s most recent ballistic missile test, which violates current UN Security Council resolutions, comes a day after the international community’s nuclear watchdog organization disclosed that it is prohibited by the nuclear agreement from publicly reporting on potential violations by Iran.
Read full story at The Washington Free Beacon.
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