German intelligence: Iran has attempted to buy illegal nuclear technology after 2015 deal

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by Stymie13

And they have every right too

I don't disagree.

[doc1]

It's Iran.

Who in their right mind would trust them to keep any deal?

Like another poster stated, let those countries closer to them deal with it.

If they attack us, we simply destroy them.

I hope their males are stockpiling virgins.

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by Kracer

Wow, just like Hillary, no consequences involved in violating rules!


Could never imagine that happening after Kerry worked out such an ironclad deal, baited with 150 billion dollar bonus.


You'd think Iranians would be glad to shovel snow from our sidewalks in the winter to show their gratitude.

It's their money.

What "consequences? A war that we'll lose that you won't fight in anyway?

Originally Posted by pknopp

Iran has made no bones about how they will do whatever they want.

That's what sovereign nations do.

[dv1033]

Originally Posted by Northeastah

German Intelligence: Iran Has Attempted to Buy Illegal Nuclear Technology After 2015 Deal

"Iran has attempted to purchase illegal nuclear technologies in contravention of the historic nuclear accord signed with world powers last year, a German intelligence report alleges.

The annual report released by Germany’s domestic security agency, the Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV), on Thursday said that Iranian attempts to acquire technologies in Germany “continued on a quantitatively high level by international standards” in 2015.

“This was particularly the case for merchandise that could be deployed in the field of nuclear technology,” the report said."

the mullahs have such a great reputation for being trustworthy. How could this have happened?

And from Reuters: https://www.yahoo.com/news/germany-s...125310567.html

Your article further goes on to say.....

...But he also suggested that the procurement attempts may stem from forces in Iran that oppose last year's nuclear deal, under which Iran agreed to roll back its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of western economic sanctions.

"There are forces within Iran for which the policies of the country's president and foreign minister are a thorn in the eye," Schaefer said. "They may be trying, one way or another, to undermine or torpedo the nuclear deal and the normalization of relations between us and Iran. We are watching this closely."

Schaefer said Germany had a "great deal of faith" in President Hassan Rouhani and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif and had the impression that Tehran was doing its best to stick to the deal, which ended a 12-year standoff with the West over the nuclear program.