Why Iran’s nuclear program is a greater threat than North Korea’s

Published September 19, 2017 4:01am ET



North Korea’s most recent hydrogen bomb test is another reminder of the consequences of not making the right decision at the right time. The international community’s failure to stop and dismantle North Korea’s nuclear program has enabled the regime to obtain weapons of mass destruction.

A similar scene is developing in Iran, where the only thing standing between a fundamentalist regime and nuclear weapons is an agreement with too many loopholes and no safeguards against threats that run parallel to the atomic bomb.

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