Why Germany Turns a Blind Eye to Iranian Violations of the Nuclear Deal
Berlin will let Tehran build a bomb so as not to threaten business.
July 14, 2017
Why Germany Turns a Blind Eye to Iranian Violations of the Nuclear Deal
Berlin will let Tehran build a bomb so as not to threaten business.
Last week, the news broke that German police had found evidence of the Islamic Republic’s efforts to buy nuclear and missile technology forbidden by the 2015 agreement. Charges were filed against three German citizens for violating export laws by selling 51 special valves, meant to be used in a nuclear reactor, to an Iranian company. Nonetheless, Berlin, a party to the nuclear deal, will not take any action against Tehran, for reasons Michael Rubin explains:
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