Fact-check: “We went about trying to negotiate a diplomatic agreement that would get the enriched uranium out of Iran, that would assure they could not get to a nuclear weapon without us knowing about it…and that…”
Verdict: Misleading (78% confidence)
Documented IAEA and U.S. government materials indicated the JCPOA established an enforcement/verification framework and that Iran shipped out the majority of its enriched uranium stockpile during initial implementation, and this was achieved without direct U.S. military action. However, the claim’s “no dispute” framing is contradicted by documented, on-record disputes from responsible U.S. officials who stated the inspection/verification mechanisms were insufficient, and the post-2018 record do…
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