Iran's move to surpass uranium enrichment caps outlined in the Iran nuclear deal has Israel calling for a sanctions response, because "it's for the creation of atomic bombs," according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
"Iran has violated its solemn promise under the U.N. Security Council not to enrich uranium beyond a certain level," Netanyahu said in a video shared on Twitter. The enrichment of uranium is made for one reason and one reason only: It's for the creation of atomic bombs."
"The leaders of the P5+1 promised and committed themselves to snap back sanctions the minute Iran did that; it just did," he said.
"Where are you?"
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2 comments:
Promises have no value. They will be on their own.
Northwest Woodsman: Is there actually anyone who believes the promises made by a government such as Iran? Sort of reminds me of Neville Chamberlain believing Hitler’s promises regarding his intentions. Liberals are entertaining to watch. Their stupidity is off the charts.
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