The answer then, it sounds like, is no, we cannot be assured that IAEA inspectors will physically and personally be present on every single site.
Tom Cotton: “The answer then, it sounds like, is no, we cannot be assured that IAEA inspectors will physically and personally be…”
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Cotton questions the assurance of IAEA access to military sites.
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