Effective Nuclear Deal Possible With Iran, Cardin Says
However, the Maryland Democratic senator says, said any deal must contain access for international inspectors to Iranian research and other sites.
U.S. Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D-MD) leaves after he spoke during a news conference March 24, 2015 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.
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U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Ben Cardin says an agreement to curb Iran’s nuclear activities is possible though he and other lawmakers will insist on strong safeguards because they don’t trust that country’s leaders.
“I really take issue with those who are saying we can’t have an effective agreement,” the Maryland Democrat said in a meeting Monday with Bloomberg editors and reporters in New York.