US has no right to inspect Iran’s military sites: Analyst
Press TV has conducted an interview with Edward Corrigan, an international lawyer and human rights attorney in Ontario, to discuss the stance by Iran that it will never allow inspections of its military sites as part of a possible nuclear deal between the Islamic Republic and the P5+1 group of countries.
Corrigan argues that no country in the world allows another country to come in and inspect its military facilities, adding that there is no legal basis for such inspections.
He also says the Americans have no right to conduct inspections of Iranian military sites, and certainly, Iran has every right to protect its military installations and hardware.
Corrigan further maintains that the US political establishment is heavily infiltrated by pro-Israelis, who attempt to undermine the US government’s diplomatic strategies to reach a possible nuclear deal with Iran.
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