CLEAN : Iran nuclear deal could be reached by the end of the month:NGO

The transcript discusses ongoing negotiations to reach a deal with Iran regarding its nuclear program. It highlights the challenges posed by Prime Minister Netanyahu's rhetoric and the opposition in the US Congress. The potential for a framework agreement by the end of March is explored, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and verification to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The transcript also covers Iran's commitment to maintaining a peaceful nuclear infrastructure and the need for sanctions relief to aid its economy. The role of inspections in ensuring compliance is underscored.

What is the main concern of Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding the Iran deal?

• The deal does not completely dismantle Iran's nuclear program.

• The deal does not provide enough economic benefits.

• The deal is too favorable to the U.S.

• The deal lacks international support.

Why is reaching a framework agreement by the end of March considered possible?

• Because the deal has been finalized.

• Because Iran has already dismantled its nuclear program.

• Because the U.S. Congress fully supports the deal.

• Because of the strong commitment from all parties involved.

What is a significant challenge faced by the U.S. in reaching the Iran deal?

• Lack of support from European allies.

• Opposition from a domestic constituency in Congress.

• Insufficient economic incentives for Iran.

• Disagreements over military cooperation.

What does Iran hope to achieve through the nuclear agreement?

• Complete dismantlement of its nuclear program.

• Sanctions relief and economic recovery.

• Military support from the U.S.

• Expansion of its nuclear weapons program.

What is the purpose of the monitoring and verification measures in the deal?

• To provide military support to Iran.

• To prevent Iran from moving towards nuclear weapons.

• To permanently end Iran's nuclear energy program.

• To ensure Iran can develop nuclear weapons.