As of press time, there may be only one man who stands in the way of the deal
ASIran continues to toy with the US and the rest of the P5+1 nations desperate for a nuclear deal at almost any price, a group of some 30 Iranian expatriates who oppose their nation’s Islamic regime protested outside the Vienna headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), where its Board of Governors convened for a week of meetings to discuss the verification and monitoring of Iran’s nuclear program.
“We don’t need an atom bomb,” said Reza Boustany, one of the protestors, who now lives in Norway and was once imprisoned and tortured by the Iranian regime for his resistance to its Islamic government. “It’s not necessary for our country. It is against humanity, the international community and it’s against our neighbors.”
Another protestor who asked she be identified only by her first name, Ysin, said she hoped the IAEA would maintain its pressure on Iran and force it to submit to inspections.
“We want to show the people in Europe the real image of the Iranian government, because they don’t care about the Iranian people,” Ysin said. “What they want is more money to prolong their dictatorship.”
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