Mr. Blinken. Mr. Chairman, Ranking Member Menendez, thank you very much for having us here today.
We have real reasons to be deeply concerned and skeptical about the ability to reach any arrangement.
We will be no worse off, and, indeed, we will be infinitely better off, given the knowledge that we will accumulate over...
We agree that R&D has to be a critical component of any agreement.
I commit to you, Mr. Chairman, Ranking Member, Senator Rubio, others, that going forward, we will not only continue that...
I think the JPOA has proved itself through the results it has achieved over the course of the agreement.
Today, Iran has no 20 percent enriched uranium, zero, none.
The passage of new sanctions could provoke Iran to walk away from the negotiating table, violate the JPOA and start movi...
Mr. Chairman, congratulations to you on assuming the chairmanship.
There is no higher national security priority than ensuring Iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon.
Because of the scope and intensity of the sanctions Iran currently is subject to, and because of the economic pressure t...
In our judgment, we are negotiating from a position of strength.
no deal is better than a bad deal.
As part of the JPOA we also committed, within the bounds of our system, not to impose new nuclear-related sanctions whil...
Thanks to the interim agreement we have reached, the so-called Joint Plan of Action, or JPOA, Iran's program was fundame...
In our efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, sanctions were never an end in themselves.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.
Thanks to cooperation on the international stage between the United States and its allies, and the joint work of Congres...
