Iran Hawks Quickly Point to Flaws in Nuclear Watchdog’s Report on Tehran
The fear is that the report or, more precisely, the headlines it has generated will boost advocates of diplomacy with the Islamic Republic in Washington and Europe, who are pushing talks even as Tehran is rejecting their entreaties.
An international watchdog’s report that is widely perceived as exonerating Tehran of carrying out illicit nuclear activities is being criticized by Jerusalem, raising the stakes for next week’s meeting of the watchdog’s board of directors.
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