هيلي: النظام الإيراني له تاريخ واضح في الكذب ومتابعة برامج نووية سرية

السفيرة الأميركية لدى الأمم المتحدة نيكي هيلي

هيلي: القوات الدولية في لبنان ليست فعالة ضد «حزب الله»

25/8/2017

قالت السفيرة الأميركية لدى الأمم المتحدة نيكي هيلي إن القوات الدولية في لبنان لا تؤدي عملاً فعالاً ضد جماعات متشددة مثل «حزب الله». وأضافت في مؤتمر صحافي أن قائد القوات الدولية في لبنان يظهر «عجزاً مزعجاً عن الفهم» في شأن أنشطة سلاح الجماعة.
وتحدثت هيلي عن الملف النووي الإيراني وعبرت عن قلقها من عدم السماح للمفتشين دخول قواعد عسكرية إيرانية، وحضت «الوكالة الدولية للطاقة الذرية» على استخدام كل سلطاتها لضمان التزام طهران الاتفاق النووي المبرم في العام 2015.
وقالت هيلي في المؤتمر بعد عودتها من فيينا حيث مقر «وكالة الطاقة الذرية»: «لدي ثقة في الوكالة الدولية للطاقة الذرية، لكنهم يتعاملون مع بلد له تاريخ واضح في الكذب ومتابعة برامج نووية سرية».
وأضافت هيلي «نحض الوكالة على استخدام كل سلطاتها وفحص كل زاوية ممكنة للتحقق من التزام إيران الاتفاق النووي».

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