u.n. resolution and the deal is correct. the u.n. resolution bars iran from testing ballistic missiles, they are doing so. so iran is not in compliance with u.n. security council resolution, which is steps by this committee on ballistic missiles are not only justified but necessary. >> so being not in compliance with the u.n. resolution, what is the implication of that for the deal? >> i've talked to the iranians on that, and they say, well, we didn't agree to that, but it turns out that the u.n. resolution is under chapter 7, which has the force of international law. it's not just the missiles, it's also arms transfers. in fact, that's stronger language than the resolution. what it does, again, it casts into doubt what iran is trying to do in the region, why it doesn't adhere to that resolution. and again, it raises questions about the political environment in which this deal was done. this is not a country coming in from the cold. this is not a country giving up its -- as the congressman had said -- its rhetorical threats to israel,

u.n. resolution on an investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria waits for a new report on an attack in the country. is singled out over the use of social media to spread content while its executive for appearing on the channel twenty thirty. one destination of choice for asylum seekers germany has launched a myth busting website to deter potential new arrivals. from moscow to the world this is r t international i'm you know neal just after nine pm here in the russian capital and the welcome our top story russia has blocked a u.n. resolution to extend a probe into the use of chemical weapons in syria moscow is waiting for a new report from the joint investigative mechanism known as j i am. on thursday. you can extend the mandate of the gym a few days before the publication of the report on the twenty sixth even though there is no urgent need for the gym will be operating until seventy of november and no nothing prevents adopting a decision. before that date so why to d. what is the haste this isn't don't don't you think it's strange. and it's to our t's killam open who's in ne

u.n. resolutions. iran violates u.n. resolutions daily. it is doing it right now, violated 2231.e which it's not allowed to do. and the idea that somehow iran can somehow take the high road in all this is ridiculous. >> dickerson: molly, clearly senator graham was working jonah's point you want to defend an agreement with them, they're doing all of these bad thing, he thinks he can get 60 votes for something out of the senate what do you think? >> he also said that trump is keeping a campaign promise i think that's what mattered to the president. i think he's clearly frustrated that he hasn't been able to get more done, particularly through the congress and he wants to keep some of those promises that lot of his supporters are being frustrated -- are getting frustrated aren't being kept. remind me during much of what he did on daca to find way to thread the needle between, if i change the status quo people will be mad. but if i don't, the people who wanted me to challenge the status quo, people who wanted me disruptive, people who -- some of the trump voters i spoke to wasn't a p

u.n. resolution if the u.n. resolution and spit in the face of the international community in the wake of nine eleven it was the only thing bush could do that aside what he did yesterday after being silent really silent for eight years of the iraq obama's kaner e and of this of this and a hate and pitting one american against another on every level he comes out of without mentioning trump's name insinuates that donald trump is doing all of these things i think part of it might have been a little payback for what trump did and said you know said about his brother during the campaign interesting point interesting point obviously steve other will obviously disagree. with everyone with the iraq war and you have your opinion i have mine of course i'm not going to tak you for it but i will say i don't know ma'am now that's great now you know i didn't i don't that's what america is all about exactly i mean i can i can point to a million reasons i'm saying that i don't bring saddam was truly the threat to the internation

u.n. security council resolution unanimously adopted to my knowledge there's not one single country in the world that can terminate a un security council resolution that has been adopted even more so adopted unanimously and implemented and very fight and with the rest of the international community continuing to support and implement it so it is clearly not in the hands of any president of any country in the world to terminate an agreement of this sort because this is a u.n. security council resolution this is a plan of action that sets things to be done commitments nuclear related commitments and only nuclear related commitments and that is been implemented so the president of united states as many powers not this one. the future i believe as i said the rest of the international community and for sure the european union will preserve the agreement. can anything else be negotiated i guess someone has to deal maker experience knows that to make a deal you need to have an interlocutor that is interested and ready to negotiate to get to an agreement and you should ask this question in turan r

u.n. resolutions. they hijacked americans on the high seas, still largest state sponsor of terrorism to those who said this deal would make iran a better member of the family of nations it was a miserable failure. >> dickerson: there's debate about, you don't just need centrifuges those of longer -- >> sunset is a good deal, i don't. >> this about senate colleague, senator corker, he has sketched a view of the administration, do you agree with it? >> yes, i like what corker are doing. they are saying we're going to put triggers in. congress is going to say to the iranians if you ever try to get within a year of a break out time less than a year we're going to reimpose sanctions, we're going to look at your missile program anew, inspect anyway, don't allow us we'll impose sanctions if you're still sponsoring terrorism down the road we'll reimpose. >> dickerson: also a view about secretary of state says the president is castrating him? >> no, i don't agree with that. dickerson: unpatriotic in suggesting

u.n. resolution on an investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria as moscow waits for a new report on an attack in the country also to be singled out over the use of social media to spread content while outlets chief executive for appearing on the channel back in twenty thirty and once the destination of choice for asylum seekers germany has launched a myth busting website to deter potential new iraq. but i welcome you watching r.t. international will start with breaking news to you because russia has vetoed a u.n. security council resolution to perch on the mandate of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to investigate chemical attacks in syria you can extend the mandate at the gym a few days before the publication of the report on the twenty six even though there is no urgent need for the gym will be operating until seventeen that november and no nothing prevents adopting a decision. before that date so why today what is the haste there isn't don't don't you think it's strange. that was the russian ambassador to the u.n. there we can get more details from our

u.n. resolution to ask and the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria. the have defended the regime. michelle: he lived a lavish life's file, dropping millions of euros on cars and propertyty renovations. of the president. he has been found guilty of misuse of public funds. suspendedthree-year jail sentence. we have been wallowing landmark trial. anticorruption transparency and witnesses who were called in the trial say they are happy with the verdict. it shows a strong message to plutocrats who think they can do away with embezzling money and spenend it here in rants with impunity. -- france with impununity. he denied the accusations of corruption. we spoke to his lawyer as he was leaving court earlier. he said he would consider whether he would of deal or not. he has 10 days to make up his mind. the next step p is to work out a way of changing legislation here in france so the assets you have been confiscated wind their r wy back to the people. that is a difficult situation. it does not make much sense to confiscate things and send it back to the state

the mechanism now russia was able to defeat the resolution because it's a permanent member of the united nations security council the body that leads the u.n. now bolivia voted along with russia to defeat the resolution and china and kazakstan both abstained so russia's position is that they are waiting for the report to come out they want to see what is in the report and what work the o.p.c. w. is doing before voting to extend the mandate for the investigation with the update from new york city caleb maupin. well let's try to put some meat on the bones of what caliber was talking about there because i'm glad to say peter ford former u.k. ambassador to syria joins us live on the program always good to have your company sir before we get to moscow stunts all on this let's start with the u.s. washington wanted the o.p.c. w.'s monday extended why does it want to continue before the the report is released which it will be this week. well they think they want to extend the behavior by provoking this russian veto might suggest tooth to truth mind that really they want to kill it and they might want to do that because they know that an object to

u.n. resolution, and press the iranians through that process. at the end of that process, there are steps we can take, short of walking out of the agreement, that could limit some of our commitments. for example, to provide them technical economic trade. >> what's the number one thing we should do, use a joint committee to -- >> use the joint commission to challenge iran's violations and behavior. that is on the agreement. >> what's the number -- what is the number one violation? >> the missile program. >> ok. >> put your speaker on, please. >> they should change their policy that no longer accept this. then, work with its european allies to try to create a joint beition >> that wouldn't enforcing the existing deal, that would be to change the deal. >> that's right. to enforce it certainly, what the ambassador has said about using the joint commission to gain access to military sites. >> you are saying -- >> in terms of u.s. acts -- u.s. doions, the toughest we can -- >> we need to step up and nuclear sanctions on iran >> what was the number one

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u.n. resolutions over its nuclear program because on the one hand you have joined a fair few other countries imposing trade sanctions on north korea on the other you've actually increased imports from exports to the d.p. r. k. this year when president that they're to came into power part of his program is really peace internally with our muslim brothers in the south with the communists and in our region you know so from. having a dialogue with china to getting closer to the sea and that was our objective so when the north koreans started the testing of the missiles president that there was more prepared you know to play a peacemaker role but the problem is not only with the philippines but with the c.n.n. individual states north korea keeps telling us that the we are our friends they are our friends and they have warm relationships but they don't give an opening to talk of how to stop the nuclear weapons program there so what happened is that when the security council did in fact. passed its resolution before that a c. and that by the philippines as chairman a very strong resolution and we h

u.n. resolutions, pulling punches on enforcing blind eye to north korean and chinese and other misusing that have been the u.s. financial system and breaking u.s. laws and then i've advocated against a preventative attack tis we should reckless, respond to any north korean ttack on ourselves or our allies, not jump into a military option prematurely. on the is at least northeast asia side what the heritage foundation has been recommending. bruce klingner, formerly of the c.i.a., deputy division hief for korea, what are you paying attention to as far as north korea is concerned, what you looking at next? guest: expecting another nuclear weapon test. today, ple predict october 10, would be time when north korea might test the next icbm flying over japan into the pacific. said, north korea always does things on holidays, except when they don't. holiday and it already passed over in asia. they're going to do another icbm test. the foreign minister said they considering nuclear air burst in the air, h-bomb in the acific, that would be provocative, but even icbm test u.n. and ack to increase press

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u.n. resolutions over its nuclear program because on the one hand you have joined a fair few other countries imposing trade sanctions on north korea on the other you've actually increased imports from exports to the d.p. r. k. this year when president that they're to came into power part of his program is really peace internally with our muslim brothers in the south with the communists and in our region you know so from. having a dialogue with china to getting closer to the sea and that was our objective so when the north koreans started the testing of the president that there was more prepared you know to play a peacemaker role. but the problem is not only with the philippines but with the individual states north korea keeps telling us that we are our friends they are our friends and they have warm relationships but they don't give an opening to talk of how to stop the nuclear weapon program there so what happened is that when the security council did in fact. passed its resolution before that a c. and that by the philippines as chairman a very strong resolution and we have i have communica

u.n. resolution to disarm and on any attempts to achieve to sun up because when you apply the same sort of scrutiny to saudi arabia as you do to cause the you put them on a living playing field in other way that in other words there is no right party the wrong party in this is who is the host who should retreat from the sun out if the international community was unable to say this and it hasn't said this that it has in a place the pressure then we will never find a solution to this i want to give the last word then to rockall bloom and bring this back to the to the u.n. led investigation they have a year two to come back with a report on this are you confident that something meaningful will will arise from that but this record isn't provides an opportunity that we haven't had before i have already passed investigation but what i would say is that we have already had we already have a huge amount of evidence of human rights abuses by the onset of the conflict and they're happening right now the threat of terrorism is happening right now and the cost to the conflict and their international s

u.n. resolution calling for the lifting of its embargo on cuba the us passed a resolution criticizing the embargo every year since one nine hundred ninety two when the u.s. always voted against it but it abstained last year as relations improved tensions have increased recently though president trump says he thinks the cuban government is responsible for a series of attacks on u.s. the platts in heaven. was thought to come on the program. and. in opposition leader rollo dingo calls for the presidential rerun vote he boycotted to be unknown and we'll show you the crowd funded structure that's just one of the u.k.'s most prestigious architectural. however we've got some quieter weather into eastern parts of australia after a recent spell of fun very shallow as had some big hail as well here's a barrier of low pressure that brought the east this disturbed weather that's now making its way across the tasman sea winds coming in from of a northerly direction it's not out on the temperatures twenty celsius there as we go on through wednesday at this stage still looking at those winds coming in f

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u.n. resolution. china's president has told the communist party's nineteenth congress in beijing that it's time trying to takes center stage in the world in a three and a half hour speech she's being laid out his political and economic vision for his country over the next five years or china correspondent agent brown has more from beijing. president xi jinping can control a lot of things but he can't influence the weather to the superstitious and many people here are the damp grey start to this congress was perhaps a warning sign. in spite of the weather this was a day of choreographed unity after what has been a tumultuous few years for the party. but there was a stirring welcome for the president. this is as close as the foreign media get to the opaque workings of china's communist party. she reported on his past five years in office saying the party had achieved miracles he also warned serious challenges. our country is at a strategic point in. the future is extremely bright but the challenges are

u.n. resolution 181, and security council resolution 242. the is establishing these basic principles. and the iconic palestinian poet, someone that every millennial, 27-year-old palestinian, who is the most ardent supporter of a one-state solution, reveres. and it was that poet who drafted the declaration of independence for palestinians along these terms. so the two-state solution is not an anathema to palestinians. what is an anathema is what happens at oslo, when arafat and interlockteres establish back door negotiations that undermine all of the work that palestinian negotiators were doing in washington and madrid and rather than insist on what our declaration of independence articulated, instead we accepted the 1978 framework that gave us these ghettoized bantustans, so we do not have sovereignty over the land. we only have autonomy over our people in some lands, so our jurisdiction doesn't spread over the west bank and gaza strip. because if it did, then the settlers would be under palestinian jurisdiction and it does not. we have basically enshrined a situation that we have ens

u.n. resolution to disarm and on any attempts to achieve to sun up because when you apply the same sort of scrutiny to saudi arabia as you do to cause the you put them on a living playing field in other way that in other words there is no right party the wrong party in this is who see both you should retreat from the sun or if the international community was unable to see this and it hasn't said this it hasn't a place the pressure then we will never find a solution to this all right i want to give the last word then to rockall bloom and bring this back to the to the u.n. led investigation they have a year or two to come back with a report on this are you confident that something meaningful will will arise from that when this record is and provides an opportunity that we haven't had before i have already passed investigation but what i would say is that we have already had we already have a huge amount of evidence of human rights abuses by the onset of the conflict and they're happening right now where the terrorism is happening right now and the cost to the conflict and their international

u.n. resolutions and u.s. law. there's a lot of misperceptions and mischaracterizations of sanctions on north korea. president obama said it's the most heavily sanctioned, the most cut-off nation on earth. he's wrong. the u.s. has sanctioned other nations more firmly than north korea. it was only last year that we had finally cumulatively sanctioned as many north korean entities as we had been sanctioning those of sudan and zimbabwe. >> host: let's go to calls, our first call from nashville, tennessee. richard, you're on with our guest. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. my question is, and then i have a quick comment, when you look at the borders of north korea, china, russia, you know, those are your three big players -- >> cato institute, and i want to thank you all for coming out today. this is a capitol hill briefing entitled the iran nuclear deal: assessing the impact of decertification. first, if you're watching via c-span2 or our live stream, we'd love to hear from you. please tweet us at @catofp as in fore

u.n. resolution calling for the lifting of its embargo on cuba the u.n. has passed a resolution criticizing the embargo every year since one thousand nine hundred two the u.s. has always voted against it but it abstained last year as relations improved tension has increased as president donald trump accuses the cuban government of being responsible for a series of sonic attacks on u.s. diplomats in havana. at least three people have been killed in a bomb blast near the u.s. embassy in kabul afghanistan to fence ministry says at least fifteen others were injured in the suicide attack it happened in an area where many foreign embassies and government departments are base a quarterly reports to the u.s. congress has found armed groups are increasing their control in territory across afghanistan and civilian casualties are up fifty two percent on last year rose jordan reports. a new u.s. government audit says the security situation in afghanistan is getting worse by the day the audit from the special inspector general for afghanistan's reconstruction says that

u.n. resolution. why would you want to be testing ballistic missiles? the second thing that disturbs them so much, the fact that they are trampling over our allies in the region. lebanon, syria, they destabilized yemen. those are very serious issues. those are serious issues, that's why he looks at this thing and said we have this deal with the iranians. at the same time, iran is taking money from the deal and using it to put the security of our allies and our national interest at risk. >> harris: if there is a storm coming in might be via iran. thank you very much for breaking this town. a new call for a change in house democratic leadership as one of the top democrats says it is time for minority leader nancy pelosi to step aside. make room for the new generation. we will get a power panel to talk about it. it is she right? what will democrats do with her? >> i think there comes a time when you need to and i think it's time. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do

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u.n. council resolution that was all 15unanimously by members of the security council imposing further sanctions on north korea nine days after it conducted its most powerful nuclear test. last thursday i spoke at length with rex tillerson about the contents of the proposed resolution. we noted that while north korea is isolated diplomatically, it is not self-sufficient economically. we agreed that ever increasing economic pressure on north korea is in an essential pillar of the international strategy to compel north korea to return to the negotiating table. to ban its illegal nuclear programs. special at the responsibility of the security , particularly those who maintain a relationship with north korea, to uphold the authority of the security council and face of the repeated violations by north korea. economicpose maximum pressure on the north korean regime. the new additional sanctions target important parts of the north korean economy. there would be a complete ban on the export of all north korean textiles. that is $950 million a year to the regime. the amount of oil that north beea could i

u.n. resolution on iran, which endorses the nuclear deal also endorses in effect this ideal.listic missiles and other issues. i think these things are two sides of the same coin. congress is making a very clear statement here about its dissatisfaction with iran. >> harris: you wrote an op-ed for "the hill." i want to tackle it to mike about it a little bit today, you say that thanks to our former president, america is multiple steps behind in the middle east on iran, how so? >> harris: we are all happy that the isis capital has fallen, i think president trump accelerated the campaign, they are now close to eliminating the territorial caliphate isis established. we did it in such a way that we strengthen the ron's hand in the region for what may be the next conflict. i think they gained that ahead of us, they understood, they are going to try to create an arc, kind of a new southern front against israel, jordan, the arab monarchies. in the northern front which they have already started. >> harris: what i hear you saying is okay, that's fine if you want to localize your efforts

u.n. resolution 2231, iran has actually increased its missile activities, violating both the spirit and the letter of the resolution. with the president having made his determination two weeks ago that iran is not in compliance with its commitment under the iran nuclear agreements review act, we now have an opportunity to address the weakness in the nuclear deal and also iran's illicit activity. we must continue to press forward on a duo track. we must continue to hold them accountable for their illicit activity. both are extremely important for our national security. this is an important step. i thank the members for their great leadership. i support passage of chairman royce's and eliot engel's measure and i yield back. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, judge ted poe, he's the chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee on terrorism, nonproliferation and trade. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. poe: i thank the speaker and i thank the ch

u.n. resolution in getting china and russia on board with that as evidenced by the fact that president trump's rhetoric that sort of move the dial little bit or at least a given president trump that level of uncertainty and leverage to potentially who knows what that will lead to, but just being different from the past administrations. >> harris: we have run up against the clock here because we had some breaking news but just a "yes" or "no" if you can do democrats get on board with what were publicans push for here so that we are unified against amanda and? >> jessica: more likely than tax reform. >> harris: president trump announcing obamacare dead, finished, but despite that tough talk, can you get behind a bipartisan fix? what key republicans as the president told him about health care negotiations. >> obamacare is finished. it's dead. you shouldn't even mention it. it's gone. there is no such thing as obamacare anymore. it is -- and i said this years ago. it is a concept that couldn't have worked. it in its best days, it couldn't have worked. >> sandra: that is president trump yesterday p

u.n. resolutions, to deny inspection, hijack our sailors on the high seas.ocratic friends, it is in the world's interest to get a better deal. >> harris: senator lindsey graham being very bold and clear as he always is. always good to have you, thank you very much. as you get closer to health care, tax reform, we'd like to bring you back and get your vision on what's coming up. the president mention for the first time we might see something in march or april, you have said that would be about the time we would try something else. we appreciate you. >> if we don't deliver we are going to disintegrate as a party. we've got to deliver on health care and taxes. we will have nobody to blame but ourselves. >> harris: i'm told i have another couple of seconds with you, i do want to go here with you. as you go forward, what is the president telling you? you can share, i understand that everything you can share. what is he telling these people who have gone against him on certain issues? >> the president and iran against each other, he won, i lost. i want to help him

u.n. resolution on wednesday calling for the lifting of its economic embargo on cuba the us passed a resolution criticizing the embargo every year since one thousand nine hundred two and the u.s. always voted against it but it abstained last year as relations improved pensions have increased recently though president trump says he thinks the cuban government is responsible for a series of sonic attacks on u.s. diplomats in heaven are. coming up in this news hour shows hit a school in one of syria's the escalation zones killing several children as the latest round of talks aimed at ending the war. in. which we were refugees are refusing to leave the man of silence the tension center that they forced to close and then sport as south korea takes on the winter olympic torch organizers are hoping interest in the event heats up. but the leader of catalonia has spoken for the first time since charges were filed against him for declaring independence from spain countless raised amount is currently in brussels but he says he's only there to act in the freedom and safety not to seek political asylum a to

u.n. resolution as occupied territory that's under question if a council has taken a decision is not the late decision is taken a decision and the decision is to close the matter. because it was felt as i was saying that some progress has been made that at least some football is played in that region meanwhile an israeli jew who won a gold medal at a tournament in abu dhabi on thursday was forced to celebrate in muted fashion tell flicka who won the under sixty six kilogram category received medal but the organizers refused to play the israeli national anthem or raise the flag they claim that it was not allowed because of security reasons the flag of the international judo federation was raised in stayed but flick it still saying the israeli national anthem from the top of the podium. tiger woods has pleaded guilty to reckless driving to settle the charge of driving under the influence which was arrested in may near his home in florida when police found him asleep at the wheel of his mercedes he was found to have painkillers sleep drugs and an active ingredient in marijuana in his body at the

u.n. resolution are not happening. those are total violations. they're violating them. u.s.aw is not just part of the agreement. u.s. law talks about everything else. it's good that it does. >> they're not violating the four corners of the nuclear deal. >> i think we're saying, no, as far as we see, they're in compliance of that part of it. what we're saying is, is america still safe? are we still okay with them doing all these other bad things? what you're seeing is, everybody is turning a blind eye to iran. all of those violations out of trying to protect this agreement. what we need to say is, we have to hold them accountable. they can't be continuing to support terrorism around the world like we're seeing they do. they can't continue to test ballistic missiles, which will lead to a nuclear iran. they can't continue to do arms smuggling. in the way that they're doing. are we really ready to have them become a north korea? are we really going to allow that to happen? >> you're saying you believe there are other dangers posed by iran. but right now, remaining in the deal is

u.n. security council resolution. so what i have seen and i saw also up at the high level week at the u.n. in new york last week that all countries have been -- are seized with this matter looking actively at what more they can do to choke off illicit trade and other kinds of diplomatic and presence and labor presence in their country. so i think we will keep up that pressure and we need to keep it up. we need to keep a unified international coalition on this, but having countries and our partners raising it with other countries as well as has proven to be very effective. >> thank you and miss handle occur, when the president announced executive order 13810, he referenced a chinese central bank directive sent to other chinese banks that sounded like the central bank instructed the others to cut off new business with north korea and wind down existing loans. there's even less known about what will happen to china's current north korean business or future ability to deposit or transfer dprk funds. can you shed any light

u.n. security council resolution this is a plan of action that sets things to be done commitments nuclear related commitments and only nuclear related commitments and that is been implemented so the presence of united states as many powers not this one so that's the international reaction let's get back to the u.s. can really help out the white house for us and so kimberly the trouble ministration wants congress to move swiftly now on fixing the actor the legislation that was passed in relation to the iran deal what happens next. well certainly this has been as many of put it here in the united states punted to use a football term to the u.s. congress in terms of next steps what this means is congress could do nothing that's unlikely what it could do is sort of address some of the common flaws by both democrats and republicans that are viewed in terms of the agreement that is put in place by u.s. law this one that requires this research if occasion that we should point out the president says he cannot do this time because he feels iran is violating the spirit of the deal but which his own

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u.n. security council resolution this is a plan of action that sets things to be done commitments nuclear related equipment only nuclear related commitments and that is men and women so present the united states as many powers not this one. many powers not this bunch even did a little while there at the end but how much leverage does europe really have to force the us to stay in this deal not a lot because the americans are of course the strongest power they can force other countries other companies actually to forgo trade and cooperation with iran because they can sanctions companies doing that and they can sanctions and they do sing chance entities like banks in the in the iran to to finance business and so if the us at sanctions if they put on pressure on the on the deal it's done and the president has a bit of leverage here the europeans federica maurine that she referred to the legal aspect of it that not one country can simply say the agreement is vain because six parties have signed it seven with iran but. it's clear that the european union has an interest to keep it up because it'