The devil is in the Iran nuclear details: Guy Benson
Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson cautioned that the success of any Iran agreement will come down to enforcement and dismantlement of Tehran’s nuclear program. “That has been the purpose of this entire military operation from the very beginning,” Benson said on Fox News’s Outnumbered Monday. Iran has insisted that its nuclear program is intended for peaceful and civilian purposes.
- ▪Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson cautioned that the success of any Iran agreement will come down to enforcement and dismantlement of Tehran’s nuclear program.
- ▪“That has been the purpose of this entire military operation from the very beginning,” Benson said on Fox News’s Outnumbered Monday.
- ▪Iran has insisted that its nuclear program is intended for peaceful and civilian purposes.
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Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson cautioned that the success of any Iran agreement will come down to enforcement and dismantlement of Tehran’s nuclear program. “That has been the purpose of this entire military operation from the very beginning,” Benson said on Fox News’s Outnumbered Monday. “But it’s the Iranians. They lie, they cheat, they steal, the devil will be in those details.” Recommended Stories Israeli leaders refuse to support US-Iran peace deal, say they must be allowed to continue ‘dismantling’ Hezbollah WATCH LIVE: World leaders meet at G7 Summit in France Zelensky laments Russian attack that damaged 1,000-year-old church Concerns over Iran’s nuclear program have been a central source of tensions between Iran, the United States, and Israel since the early 2000s.
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