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(AP-Sacrameno Bee) German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas says the International Atomic Energy Agency should quickly follow up on allegations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who claims that Iranian leaders covered up a nuclear weapons program before signing a deal with world powers. Maas told Bild on Tuesday that "the IAEA must as quickly as possible get access to Israeli information and clarify if there are indeed indications of a violation of the deal." "Precisely because we cannot allow an Iranian grab for nuclear weapons," the control mechanisms of the agreement need to work well. Maas promised that Germany would thoroughly analyze the information provided by Israel. 2018-05-02 00:00:00Full Article
Germany Says IAEA Should Probe Israeli Claims
(AP-Sacrameno Bee) German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas says the International Atomic Energy Agency should quickly follow up on allegations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who claims that Iranian leaders covered up a nuclear weapons program before signing a deal with world powers. Maas told Bild on Tuesday that "the IAEA must as quickly as possible get access to Israeli information and clarify if there are indeed indications of a violation of the deal." "Precisely because we cannot allow an Iranian grab for nuclear weapons," the control mechanisms of the agreement need to work well. Maas promised that Germany would thoroughly analyze the information provided by Israel. 2018-05-02 00:00:00Full Article
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