US Senator Cory Booker has voiced strong criticism of the Iran deal, suggesting that Tehran is reaping all the benefits from the agreement aimed at ending the war-torn country's conflict. In an interview with NBC News, Booker expressed his concerns, stating that the deal has been met with widespread criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, with many labeling it as a "capitulation" or "surrender." Booker's comments come as the debate over the Iran deal continues to intensify, with some arguing that it will prevent further bloodshed, while others claim it will embolden the Iranian government. As the US and international community grapple with the implications of the deal, Booker's sharp words highlight the deep divisions within the American political establishment.
Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) on Sunday said that Tehran is receiving “all of the benefits” from the deal to end the war in Iran. “When you have Democrats and Republicans, conservatives and progressives, all coming out talking about capitulation, surrender, catastrophe, you know how bad this deal is,” Booker told NBC News’s Garrett Haake on...
