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#Iran army chief says worst thing nuclear deal did was give US legitimacy
Iran’s army chief said on Wednesday (9 May) that the biggest damage caused by the nuclear deal came from sitting down with the United States at the negotiating table and giving Washington legitimacy, the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA) reported, writes Babak Dehghanpisheh.
America’s withdrawal from the Iran deal should also be a lesson to Saudi Arabia which is drawing closer to the United States, Abdolrahim Mousavi said, according to ISNA.
“The biggest damage of the Iran deal was legitimizing and sitting at the negotiating table with America,” Moussavi was quoted as saying.
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