Once you allow Iran to maintain and in fact under this agreement expand a large-scale infrastructure for enrichment, the agreement in and of itself explicitly recognizes at that point Iran as a nuclear weapons threshold state.
Joseph warns that allowing Iran to enrich uranium legitimizes its nuclear ambitions.
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