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Monday, 8 November 2021 (YJC)_ Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg reiterated the Zionist regime's claim that a nuclear deal was "a better deal than a no-deal."
In an interview with the Israeli newspaper Hume, Schallenberg claimed:
It has been proven that the absence of an agreement is worse than the existence of an incomplete agreement, and the nuclear agreement is certainly not complete.
The Austrian Chancellor, ignoring several years of efforts to reach a comprehensive agreement between Iran and world powers, added:
There are issues such as the development of a missile program that is not included.
While Iran's full adherence to the terms of the nuclear deal was repeatedly stated by the IAEA before the US withdrawal from the IAEA Board, Schallenberg claimed:
History has shown that non-dialogue does not work, and our goal should be to bring Iran back into the framework of an International Atomic Energy Agency inspection agreement.
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