Sen. Kirk: Iran regime is the world’s biggest state sponsor of terror

The Iran under role of mullahs is ‘the world’s biggest state sponsor of terror’ and is now trying to build nuclear weapons, Senator Mark Kirk said on Saturday.

Kirk said: “We must use strong economic pressure on Iran to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons.”

Senator Kirk said in video address: “Iran is the world’s biggest state sponsor of terror. Iran’s Aytatollah’s are now trying to build their own nuclear weapons.”

“Lately, Iran has tried to backtrack on the promises they made to President Obama," Sen. Mark Kirk, R-Illinois, said in a video Saturday.

"Iran now wants sanctions immediately lifted which would fund Iran's terror subsidiaries with billions."

"We must use strong economic pressure on Iran to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons," the Illinois senator continued.

"Stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons is the greatest challenge to peace in our time."

"We answer with bullets to the international inspectors"; Deputy IRGC Commander

Hussein Salami, deputy commander of Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards Corps, IRGC, said 'we answer with bullets to inspectors who want to visit our military sites.'
In an interview with Iran’s main state run television, Salami said Saturday night that 'Iran would never make an agreement with the P5+1 on the basis of verification.' He also reacted to the US officials stressing that the military option remains on the table by saying 'Doctrine, the structure and our military capabilities have been set according to an all-out war with the United States.'
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U.S. House Speaker: Iran has no intention of giving up nuclear weapon

U.S. House Speaker John Boehner on Friday said he does not think the Iranian regime has any intention of giving up its desire for a nuclear weapon.

Boehner told Fox Business Channel: “I’ve never been optimistic that we’d get to an agreement, a real agreement that would stop the nuclear threat from Iran and I don’t think the Iranians have any intention of giving up their desire for a nuclear weapon.”

Asked whether he’s expecting an agreement, Boehner said: “I would hope not” because he did not believe Iran would ever live up to its side of a bargain that would lift U.S. sanctions on Tehran.

“I don’t think we can get to agreement with people who have no intention of keeping the agreement,” he said.

Meanwhile, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry said Thursday that he would immediately eliminate any Iranian agreement made under the Obama administration if he were to win the presidency.

Calling the Iranian regime the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, Perry said the negotiations between President Barack Obama and Iran legitimized the country’s attempts to obtain or construct a nuclear weapon.

He said his first acts, if voters put him in the Oval Office, would be to reduce Iran’s growing influence in the Middle East and cancel deals put in place by the outgoing Democratic president.

Iran news in brief, 16 April 2015

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