Leading Iran experts offer ‘scorecard’ for nuclear deal

INTERNATIONAL. JINSA’s Gemunder Center Iran Task Force has released a new report at a panel discussion yesterday to provide an expert analysis of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPA), the final agreement with Iran on nuclear disarmament.

The Task Force – co-chaired by Ambassador Dennis Ross, who played a leading role in shaping the Middle East peace process for 12 years under three administrations, and Ambassador Eric Edelman,former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy under President George W. Bush – has detailed a comprehensive series of questions and concerns in three previous reports this year.

This new report analyzes the extent to which the JCPA addresses these issues, which included:

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—  Key restrictions being removed in 5-15 years
—  R&D on advanced centrifuges
—  Front-loaded sanctions relief – including up to $150 billion in unfrozen
assets – with no automatic “snapback” mechanism
—  An end to the U.N. arms embargo against Iran
—  No anytime, anywhere inspections

Speaking about the report at yesterday’s panel were:

Dr. Michael Makovsky
JINSA CEO

Former Special Assistant in the Office of the Secretary of Defense

John Hannah
Former National Security Advisor to the Vice President

Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies

Iran Task Force Member

Dr. Ray Takeyh
Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former State Department Advisor on Iran

Iran Task Force Member

Blaise Misztal
Director of National Security at the Bipartisan Policy Center

To download the complete analysis, please visit www.jinsa.org/publications/scorecard-final-deal-iran

For more information about JINSA and to view the full membership of the Task Force, please visit www.jinsa.org.

date:Posted: July 29, 2015

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date:Posted: July 29, 2015

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