Confirming Iran Doesn’t Cheat on Nuclear Deal is Impossible, Arms Experts Say
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President Obama promised that any cheating by Iran regarding the nuclear deal would be detected. Photo: Screenshot.
Washington Free Beacon – Despite promises by President Obama that Iranian cheating on a new treaty will be detected, verifying Tehran’s compliance with a future nuclear accord will be very difficult if not impossible, arms experts say.
“The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action will not be effectively verifiable,” said Paula DeSutter, assistant secretary of state for verification, compliance, and implementation from 2002 to 2009.
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