The White House said on Monday the International Atomic Energy Agency did not compromise its safeguards or standards in an inspection plan for Iran’s Parchin military site.
“The fact is that the arrangements between Iran and the IAEA are sound and consistent with the IAEA’s long-established practice,” Reuters quoted White House spokesman Josh Earnest as saying.
On the congressional vote scheduled for next month to vote whether to reject the July 14 nuclear deal between Iran and major powers, Earnest said on Monday that 15 US senators endorsed the accord during the past two weeks, showing “important momentum” in the senate for the international pact.
