Ted Deutch tweeted the following:
"This decision is particularly egregious after DG Grossi described Iran's nuclear program as "galloping ahead" & said in June that the IAEA would lose its understanding of the state of Iran's program if the cameras werent restored in 3 or 4 weeks, a window that has since passed."Read on Twitter
Here are other recent tweets from Ted Deutch:
"Moreover, Iran also just declared that it will not answer the IAEAs outstanding questions about uranium particles found at undeclared nuclear sites in Iran, directly contradicting the censure resolution that was overwhelmingly passed by the IAEA Board of Governors last month."Read on Twitter"Read on Twitter
"These announcements reflect Irans dangerously escalatory nuclear behavior. I'm glad the US commitment to ensure that Iran will never acquire a nuclear weapon was strengthened by the Jerusalem Declaration & I urge continued action w/partners to ensure this commitment is realized."Read on Twitter"Read on Twitter
"Irans announcement today that it will not turn on the IAEAs monitoring cameras until a nuclear deal is revived is extremely worrying & underscores my deep concern about how any nuclear deal with Iran can be verifiable and enforceable."Read on Twitter
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