The agreement doesn't appear to require Iran to disclose the full extent of its past weaponization work.
Mike Turner: “The agreement doesn't appear to require Iran to disclose the full extent of its past weaponization work.”
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Turner points out the lack of transparency required from Iran regarding past nuclear work.
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This is litigation. This is litigation. This is – this is a court matter, not a television matter.
I mean, this is this is part of a process, obviously, of where Iran has to be in a position where, as the president has set out, that the two goals and that is one—that they abandon their nuclear ambitions and certainly restarting their…
We need to be diligent. Well, we're certainly in a conflict where we would expect that they would continue that which they were doing to us before.
One thing that we have to acknowledge is that our adversaries — Russia, China, North Korea, Iran — look at the critical infrastructure that support our civilian infrastructure, like water, ... as valid military targets





