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‘UNACCEPTABLE’ for Iran to stop cooperating with IAEA – State Dept. Laughs when she mentions Iran’s allegedly-destroyed ‘enrichment facility’ REMINDER: Tehran insists on enriching uranium and has accused the IAEA of working for Israel

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AtomicDog6021 year ago

Iran should announce that will accept IAEA oversight as soon as Israel does. The silence will be deafening.

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Kel Eton1 year ago

Fuck off US, biggest warmonger nation in the world.

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Legolas1 year ago

after we bomb them, why arent they working with us

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Mark Szpakowski1 year ago

‘UNACCEPTABLE’ for Israel to never have cooperated with IAEA — world. REMINDER: Israel insists on enriching uranium, has an illegal, undeclared nuclear stockpile of up to 200 nukes, and has used IAEA info to help it assassinate scientists around the world.

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Instant Global Information1 year ago

B2 GBU-57 has failed them . They can't digest this truth .

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DANGER MOUSE 3131 year ago

No more espionage for Israel & US

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Eric1 year ago

Iran should never again fall for anything the US wants.

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Truth Matters1 year ago

This doesn’t make sense. I thought Trump said the US utterly destroyed Iranian nuclear facilities? Why does the IAEA need to inspect destroyed nuclear facilities?

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Big Emoji Guy1 year ago

Iran will announce nukes within the year. Bet it. (would hand Trump the hugest L of his presidency)

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John VanderSchuit1 year ago

Isn't that the dumbass who said United States was the greatest country in the world, second only to Israel?

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