In an online question and answer session, the issue of the Iran nuclear
agreement was discussed. The panel, moderated by R. Bruce McColm, President of
the Institute for Democratic Strategies, included Ambassador Robert G. Joseph,
Ph.D, former US Undersecretary of State for Arms Control &International
Security, Professor Raymond Tanter, former White House National Security
Council senior staffer and Alireza Jafarzadeh, Deputy Director of the National
Council of Resistance of Iran US Representative Office.
Ambassador Joseph opened the session by saying he wanted to see a
negotiated outcome and a “good agreement” at the end of the nuclear talks.
However, he stated that there have been too many concessions, one being the
fact that the talks are not preventing Iran from having nuclear weapon
capability – a goal that has now been abandoned, meaning that Iran will one day
have a large-scale enrichment capability.
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