This Senate resolution states that an acceptable nuclear deal with Iran should first require dismantling Iran’s nuclear program. It then supports a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement requiring international inspections and safeguards, and barring Iran from enriching uranium or reprocessing spent fuel. The resolution also commends the administration for direct talks with Iran. It was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The resolution expresses the Senate’s position on a possible agreement; it does not itself establish an agreement or require action from the public.
The resolution does not specify spending or costs.
The resolution’s stated view is that dismantling Iran’s nuclear program and strict verification measures should be conditions for an acceptable deal.
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