Keane: Another Iran nuclear deal not in US 'national interest'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : "We approved a transaction, consistent with previous transactions that have been approved, to allow Iran to access funds held in accounts in Iraq for humanitarian and other non-sanctionable transactions," Miller said.52% : However, he confirmed that the U.S. had allowed Iraq to transfer $2.76 billion in backlogged gas and electricity payments to Iran.
47% : State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller last week rejected reports that the U.S. has reached an agreement with Iran over its nuclear program.
44% :Bream asked Keane about reports that Biden administration officials may be engaging in an "informal conversation" regarding a new nuclear deal with Iran.
40% : Retired Army Gen. Jack Keane said on Sunday that another nuclear deal with Iran would not be in the United States' "national interest.""To give them another windfall of cash like we did as a result of the 2015 nuclear deal, which led to an expansion of their proxy wars in the Middle East, it doesn't make any sense.
26% : The reported discussions are infuriating some GOP members who have called on President Biden to not pursue an agreement with Iran that would provide sanctions relief without approval from Congress.
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