The Trump administration suggested this week they will terminate the deal negotiated between the United States and Iran to supposedly end the Islamic Republic’s nuclear weapons program. Speaking with The Washington Free Beacon, Trump officials claim Iran is complying with the deal’s restrictions on nuclear weapons, but is sponsoring terrorism. The Washington Free Beacon reported: The Trump administration is considering re-imposing a massive set of economic sanctions on Iran that were lifted by the Obama administration as part of the landmark nuclear agreement that gave Tehran billions in economic support, according to U.S. Officials who told the Washington Free Beacon that Iran’s military buildup and disregard for international law could prompt U.S. Bully Scholarship Edition Wii Pal Italy. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress in a letter sent Tuesday that Iran is complying with requirements for its nuclear program imposed under the nuclear accord.

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However, Tillerson emphasized that Iran continues to be the world’s leading state sponsor of terror. That’s only half true. Not only is Iran clearly using $1.7 billion in cash it secured through the deal to finance terrorism, the regime is helping to develop nuclear weapons in places like North Korea. Here’s how Obama’s Iran deal is killing Americans in the Middle East and fueling a potential nuclear war in East Asia. For one, even the Obama administration admitted the Iran deal helps Iran fund terrorism. Appearing on CNN’s “ Situation Room” in July 2015, then-White House National Security Adviser Susan Rice openly admitted the $1.7 billion in cash Obama transferred to Iran would be used to finance terrorism. “ Yes, it is real, it is possible, and, in fact, we should expect that some portion of that money would go to the Iranian military and could potentially be used for the kinds of bad behavior that we have seen in the region up until now,” Rice admitted.