Lindsey Graham Calls Negotiations with Iran the Greatest Threat to Global Order

Lindsey Graham, a Republican senator and candidate for the upcoming U.S. presidential election, described negotiations with Iran as the greatest existing threat to global order on Wednesday. He made this statement at the non-profit organization "Atlantic Council." Lindsey Graham threatened that if the nuclear negotiations with Iran lead to an agreement that does not include the ability for the U.S. to conduct inspections at any time and from any location, he would resort to military force against Iran if he were president. On the same day, Lindsey Graham told editors and reporters from the Wall Street Journal that Barack Obama, the President of the United States, would never sign a satisfactory agreement with Iran. The U.S. President has emphasized that he will sign an agreement with Iran that blocks the country's pathways to acquiring nuclear weapons. Iran and world powers are trying to reach an agreement that limits Iran's nuclear program and reduces nuclear sanctions against the country.