White House: Iran Seems to Be Cooperating With UN Nuclear Watchdog
- 9 years ago
The White House said on Monday it was seeing indications Iran was cooperating with inspectors from the UN nuclear watchdog and credited tough international sanctions over Tehran's nuclear program.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest was asked about the International Atomic Energy Agency's inspection of the Parchin military complex and its report of "significant progress" in its investigation of Iran's past nuclear activity, saying it "disproves the claims of our critics," who said Iran would be conducting self-inspections.
Earnest said that as time goes forward, there will be "many opportunities" to show that the warnings of those who opposed the deal "are eventually disproven based on the way the agreement is implemented."
White House spokesman Josh Earnest was asked about the International Atomic Energy Agency's inspection of the Parchin military complex and its report of "significant progress" in its investigation of Iran's past nuclear activity, saying it "disproves the claims of our critics," who said Iran would be conducting self-inspections.
Earnest said that as time goes forward, there will be "many opportunities" to show that the warnings of those who opposed the deal "are eventually disproven based on the way the agreement is implemented."