IRAN NUCLEAR NEWS: Iran, world powers reach nuclear deal

by Benson Agoha | International

(L-R) German Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Federica Mogherini,
Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iranian ambassador to IAEA,
 Ali Akbar Salehi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov,
in Vienna, 14 July, 2015. (Credt: via Haaretz).

"Where diplomacy ends, the conversation begins"

The United States and it's world alleys negotiating with Iran to end the country's nuclear program has agreed a deal this morning, Fox News reports.

The news comes after a Western diplomat told the Associated Press that Iran and six other nations, including the US, have reached an agreement about the future of Tehran’s nuclear program.

The deal comes despite recent protest in Iran over the potential plan to stop them from pushing ahead with its nuclear programme.

Iran says, its nuclear program is for peaceful purpose only, but Israel fears a nuclear Iran is a veritable danger to the region and would not like to see the world allowing that.

As President Obama pushed ahead for a deal with Iran, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempt to scupper it has resulted in a thaw in relations between the two leaders.

Negotiations were halted when Secretary of State John Kerry injured his feet during a bike ride in Switzerland and had to be flown back to the States for treatment.

Bad Deal and Historic Mistake:

Details of the new deal is yet to emerge, but today, in a video published by Haaretz News, Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu called it a bad deal.

He said Iran would be in line to receive billions and billions of Dollars in grants, which will enable it to continue its military build up and destabilization of the region.

Watch the video..

President Obama is to address deal aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program in exchange for billions of dollars in international sanctions relief. Watch LIVE at 7 a.m. ET on Fox News and FoxNews.com. Click on: Obama on Iran Deal.


Below Map of Iran's Nuclear Facilities:

An Infographic map of Iran's nuclear facilitiesCourtesy of Haaretz.

by Benson Agoha..(with Lead from Fox News and contributions from Haaretz).