RNA - Addressing the 53rd session of the Munich Security Conference in Germany, the new vice president kept up his boss’s hostile rhetoric, claiming that the nuclear deal between Tehran and the world powers, including the US, has given Iran “additional resources” to “destabilize” the region.
The hawkish Republican also accused Iran of being “the state sponsor of terrorism.”
“Let me be clear again! Under President Trump, the United States will be fully committed to insuring that Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon capable of threatening our countries, our allies in the region, especially Israel,” asserted the former Indiana governor.
The peaceful nature of the nuclear program has been emphasized by Tehran time and again, even before the JCPOA was clinched with the world powers in 2015.
Pence’s anti-Iran remarks came days after Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, where he continued the regime's efforts to team up against Tehran.
The Trump administration has been stepping up its anti-Iran rhetoric, referencing a “bad deal” with Tehran and accusing the Islamic Republic of supporting “terrorism.”
Trump has himself called former President Barack Obama the creator of the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group, now wreaking havoc in Syria, Iraq, and Libya.
Daesh Takfiris were among the militants initially trained by the CIA in Jordan in 2012 to destabilize the Syrian government.
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