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(Colorado Statesman) As of Thursday, 85 U.S. senators had signed a letter to President Obama outlining terms of a final agreement on Iran's nuclear program they would find acceptable. The letter states that Iran has no inherent right to enrichment and that any agreement must dismantle Iran's nuclear weapons program and prevent it from ever having a uranium or plutonium path to a nuclear bomb. It states that Iran has no reason to have an enrichment facility like Fordow, that the regime must give up its heavy water reactor at Arak, and that it must fully explain the questionable activities in which it engaged at Parchin and other facilities. 2014-03-17 00:00:00Full Article
85 U.S. Senators Outline Acceptable Terms for Iran Deal in Letter to Obama
(Colorado Statesman) As of Thursday, 85 U.S. senators had signed a letter to President Obama outlining terms of a final agreement on Iran's nuclear program they would find acceptable. The letter states that Iran has no inherent right to enrichment and that any agreement must dismantle Iran's nuclear weapons program and prevent it from ever having a uranium or plutonium path to a nuclear bomb. It states that Iran has no reason to have an enrichment facility like Fordow, that the regime must give up its heavy water reactor at Arak, and that it must fully explain the questionable activities in which it engaged at Parchin and other facilities. 2014-03-17 00:00:00Full Article
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