و :ضاف: "For this reason, I introduced legislation to prevent the Biden administration from issuing civilian nuclear waivers that would allow Russia to build Iran’s nuclear program".
Duration: "finish Trump These waivers are now being revived by the Biden administration. It is unreasonable, and on Congress to put an end to it".
Last month, the Biden administration notified Congress It is giving Iran and its international partners – including Russia – a waiver of seven civilian nuclear activities, which Iran uses to build its nuclear program.
Management confirmed BidenThis week, the waivers will allow Russia to conduct projects with Iran worth $10 billion.
For months, indirect talks have been held between Iran and the United States, with the aim of reviving the nuclear agreement, after former US President Donald Trump withdrew from it.
Negotiators have been seeking for 11 months to revive the 2015 agreement, under which Iran imposed restrictions on its nuclear program, making it more difficult to obtain enough fissile material for a bomb, in exchange for easing Penalties Economic.
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Introducing the legislation, Cruz said: “The Biden administration is dismantling sanctions and seeking to secure a new agreement with the Iranian regime, weaker even than the original disastrous nuclear deal between Iran and Iran.” Obama and Iran.”
“For this reason, I introduced legislation to prevent the Biden administration from issuing civilian nuclear waivers that would allow Russia to build Iran’s nuclear program,” he added.
He continued, “It’s over Trump These waivers are now being revived by the Biden administration. It is unreasonable, and on Congress to put an end to it.”
Last month, the Biden administration notified Congress It is giving Iran and its international partners – including Russia – a waiver of seven civilian nuclear activities, which Iran uses to build its nuclear program.
Management confirmed BidenThis week, the waivers will allow Russia to conduct projects with Iran worth $10 billion.
For months, indirect talks have been held between Iran and the United States, with the aim of reviving the nuclear agreement, after former US President Donald Trump withdrew from it.
Negotiators have been seeking for 11 months to revive the 2015 agreement, under which Iran imposed restrictions on its nuclear program, making it more difficult to obtain enough fissile material for a bomb, in exchange for easing Penalties Economic.