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In the first place, the interactions we have, the inspections and what is expected from iran. in the second place, the issues related to some of the questions about which, you know, locations where we have been trying to find clarifications from iran. and finally, very importantly, our ability to establish monitoring and verification measures that we believe are indispensable as a very concrete, very tangible results of this important mission. the bbc�*s bethany bell has been monitoring events...

This time, we and our friends and partners in the middle east, i believe, would be far better off getting back into the agreement. in fact, if i could just add to that briefly, i would say that, first, in terms of the nuclear restrictions, its clear that the lost time has been used effectively by iran to increase their nuclear capacity, but we also should remember that the single most important restriction was the one to a small amount of very low and rich uranium. and even more important than t...

I believe, would be far better off getting back into the agreement. in fact, if i could just add to that briefly, i would say that, first, in terms of the nuclear restrictions, its clear that the lost time has been used effectively by iran to increase their nuclear capacity, but we also should remember that the single most important restriction was the one to a small amount of very low and enriched uranium. and even more important than the nuclear restrictions are the extraordinary verification ...

Launched, so this would mark the fifth and sixth missile launched tested in the last two weeks. the u.s. has tried so many times, so many different administrations from both parties to stop north koreas nuclear program advancement and failed. is there any way to do that still? >> well, we have had eight international denuclearization agreements. they all failed. that doesnt mean we dont try for a ninth. that doesnt mean we learn from the lessons of the past that were short, vague, poorly crafted...

Circumstances. on fox news sunday, national security advisor jake sullivan outlined what the united states is looking for in negotiations. >> what were intending to do is to reimpose the constraints that put irans nuclear program in a box, the limits on enrichment, the limits on stockpile, the intensive verification measures, all of which were included in the original iran nuclear deal. once we go back into that deal, chris, the idea is to negotiate a follow-on agreement that will make for a lon...

Weeks. i want to ask you about that. president biden talks about a deal that is, quote, longer and stronger than the existing jcpoa, the existing nuclear deal that donald trump pulled out of. will extending the restrictions on irans nuclear program which are supposed to sunset in 2030, which was 15 years when it was agreed on, but is now only 9 years away, will extending that sunset provision and also including irans nuclear missile program, will that be part of this deal or are you going to hav...

What we are intending to do is reimpose strength irans nuclear program in box. limits on stockpile, the intensive verification measures, there are many more things iran wants the way of sanctions relief above and beyond what in the original deal so we were come to the table not just with sanctions privilege but a united front of the world powers. >> theres high tension between iran and the united states. iran has enrichedrk i remit to 60%. thats a major jump in closer to the 90% level needed to ...

Weeks. i want to ask you about that. president biden talks about a deal that is, quote, longer and stronger than the existing jcpoa, the existing nuclear deal that donald trump pulled out of. will extending the restrictions on irans nuclear program which are supposed to sunset in 2030, which was 15 years when it was agreed on, but is now only 9 years away, will extending that sunset provision and also including irans nuclear missile program, will that be part of this deal or are you going to hav...

Understandable desires and reasons. we had those when we left iraq and iraq was a much more stable situation at that time, sadly undone by the very prime minister we helped during the search to reduce the violence by some 85 or 90%. but that was questionable. this would be, i think, indefensible, again, unless there are some real ironclad verification measures in the agreement. >> martha: how many troops do you believe -- 8600 is the number that has been discussed. so if you wanted to lower the ...

Attacking israeli sites and they got fed up with it and bombed it. so the notion that cyber is stay in cyberspace is wrong. the pentagons own policy is if we in the united states get hit badly enough in a cyberattack, we will respond with conventional forces. >> and what do you think can be done about it? >> well, it would be nice to have arms control. im old enough to have participated in arms control on strategic nuclear weapons and weapons in europe. when we started, people said you cant get ...