Washington – Obama Issues Warning On 1st Anniversary Of Iran Nuclear Deal

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    FILE - US President Barack Obama listens to remarks in the State Dining Room of the White House, in Washington, DC, USA, 12 January 2017.  EPAWashington – President Barack Obama is marking the first anniversary of the Iran nuclear deal by warning the Trump administration that the accord can’t easily be undone and is preferable to war.

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    Obama says the agreement is the product of years of work between Iran and six world powers, not just between the U.S. and Iran. He says a diplomatic solution that keeps Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon is preferable to an “unconstrained” Iranian nuclear program or another war in the Middle East.

    President-elect Donald Trump, who takes office on Friday, vowed at times during the presidential campaign either to walk away from the deal or to renegotiate it.

    Iran agreed in 2015 to limit its ability to enrich uranium in exchange for the removal of some international economic sanctions.


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    AlbertEinstein
    AlbertEinstein
    7 years ago

    I think Trump understands that this alleged “accord” is not worth the paper it was written on. Iran has been violating it since before the ink was dry.

    Time for some adult supervision.

    7 years ago

    Obama again INCITING against President Trump and the NEW “United” States of America

    Shimon
    Shimon
    7 years ago

    Typical liberal logic. If you undo the accord, there’s war.
    Just the opposite, morons!