Press TV Discussion of IAEA Resolution Criticizing Iran

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Joining us now for the program is Jim Kavanagh , political analyst and blogger, joining us from New York, and Tony Gosling, historian and investigative journalist, joining us from Bristol. Hello, gentlemen. I'd like to welcome you both to the program. I guess we'll start with you, Jim, in New York. I hope you're safe and doing well now. Jim,

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help us understand this, that Iran, okay, there was a so-called contract, a treaty, whatever you want to call it, an accord, that regulated this very thing, that certain things would be, certain provisions would be met and respected. Iran did not breach any of those and adhered.

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But now it's at a point where Iran is expected to basically comply and be the sole party to adhere to the parameters of the JCPOA when no one else is. Well,

Press TV Discussion of IAEA Resolution Criticizing Iran

Jim Kavanagh (The Polemicist)

Jun 06, 2024

My Wednesday, June 5th Press TV discussion of the IAEA resolution calling on Iran to step up cooperation with the agency and let a larger number of inspectors visit its nuclear sites.

Their blurb:

Iran has strongly condemned the adoption of an anti-Tehran resolution by the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors.

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But now it's at a point where Iran is expected to basically comply and be the sole party to adhere to the parameters of the JCPOA when no one else is. Well,