Iranian President Hassan Rouhani greets a crowd in the city of Alborz last week. (Presidential office via European Pressphoto Agency)Throughout the U.S. presidential campaign, Donald Trump repeatedly articulated disgust for the nuclear deal reached last year between Iran and world powers and promised to scrap it if he took office. Although Trump won the election about two weeks ago, the head of Iran's nuclear program, Ali Akbar Salehi, does not appear too concerned about the president-elect's threat. “I think the beginning point is for us to cause them to strictly adhere [to the deal]. More on WorldViewsTrump is right about tearing up the nuclear deal, says leading Iranian hard-liner

Source: Washington Post November 22, 2016 19:12 UTC