CLEAN : Execution of Iran deal is the hardest part says expert

The video discusses the current status of a deal involving Iran and the P5+1 countries, highlighting the importance of execution and verification. It covers the economic impact on Iran due to sanctions and the potential consequences of alternative actions, such as military intervention. The deal aims to normalize energy markets and improve international relations.

What is the current status of the Iran nuclear deal as discussed in the video?

• The deal has been rejected by the UN Security Council.

• The deal is still under negotiation.

• The deal is agreed upon but not yet executed.

• The deal has been fully executed.

What is one of the key components of the verification process agreed upon by Iran?

• Inspectors can only visit sites during business hours.

• Inspections are limited to nuclear facilities only.

• Inspectors have unrestricted access to any site at any time.

• Inspections require a 30-day notice period.

Why is the deal considered beneficial for Iran?

• It allows Iran to expand its nuclear program.

• It guarantees Iran a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.

• It helps lift long-standing economic sanctions.

• It increases Iran's military budget.

What alternative to the deal was considered by critics in the United States?

• Increasing diplomatic efforts.

• Offering financial aid to Iran.

• Bombing Iranian nuclear sites.

• Imposing stricter economic sanctions.

How might the deal impact global energy markets?

• It will normalize energy markets.

• It will lead to a decrease in oil prices.

• It will increase dependency on fossil fuels.

• It will allow countries to control energy flow.