‘Just lots of questions’ about the terms of U.S. deal with Iran, experts say (opens original article in a new tab)

Experts highlight significant concerns about the U.S.-Iran deal, questioning its effectiveness in addressing Iran's nuclear program, missile stockpiles, and funding of terrorist proxies, with doubts about verification and long-term security implications.

• Experts express concerns that the U.S.-Iran deal may not address Iran's missile stockpiles or funding of terrorist proxies.
• The agreement includes a 60-day ceasefire and gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz but raises questions about verification and enforcement.
• Analysts question whether the deal would allow Iran to retain enriched uranium and maintain pathways to rebuild its nuclear program.
• Critics argue the deal could undermine deterrence and endanger Israel's safety by not fully addressing Iran's nuclear and missile threats.