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Senator Tom Cotton says parts of Iran deal would give regime $200 million daily
U.S. Republican Senator Tom Cotton stated Thursday that lifting sanctions on Iran's oil exports under the deal would generate about $200 million per day for the regime. He called for more details and expressed hope that President Trump would not allow those provisions.
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U.S. Republican Senator Tom Cotton said Thursday that sections of the Iran deal, including the removal of sanctions on Iran's oil exports, would provide the regime roughly $200 million a day. Cotton made the remarks during an interview with Fox News.
He added that further explanation is needed on those provisions. "We will need more explanation there. I hope President Trump won't allow those things to happen because again, he deserves enormous credit for making Iran weaker," Cotton told Fox News.
The comments come as the administration considers implementation steps for the agreement signed by the United States and Iran.
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