Panel: Inspections Represent Security Threat
TEHRAN (Dispatches) -- A panel of Iranian lawmakers said that the inspections regime underpinning the country's nuclear deal with world powers represented a security threat, but the agreement should go ahead anyway.
The 15-member committee spent weeks reviewing the text of the July 14 agreement for what it said could be breaches of negotiators' "red lines". In their report the lawmakers hit out at the decision to allow inspections of military sites. "It is evident that, based on the JCPOA, access to Iranian military sites has become possible," the panel said.