To no one’s surprise, the nuclear talks with Iran that were supposed to produce an agreement by tomorrow have been extended.
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, former Secretary of State James Baker rips Obama’s Iran deal.
American negotiators and their cohorts are trying to close a deal that would let Iran keep its nuclear program, subject to intricate conditions of monitoring and enforcement. Yet how is a deal like that supposed to be verified? The Obama administration can’t even keep up with the Iran-linked oil tankers on the U.S. blacklist. Currently, there are […]
American negotiators and their cohorts are trying to close a deal that would let Iran keep its nuclear program, subject to intricate conditions of monitoring and enforcement. Yet how is a deal like that supposed to be verified? The Obama administration can’t even keep up with the Iran-linked oil tankers on the U.S. blacklist. Currently, there are […]
To no one’s surprise, the nuclear talks with Iran that were supposed to produce an agreement by tomorrow have been extended.
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, former Secretary of State James Baker rips Obama’s Iran deal.