Does Trump administration accept meeting with Iranian opposition

two dozen former top U.S. government officials have urged President-elect Donald Trump to work with Iran's opposition once in office, according to a letter obtained by Fox News

Following the death of Rafsanjani and weakening the Iranian regime And that the Iranian regime is facing collapse and overthrow America's top government officials that the Iranian regime interferes in different countries of the region Admit And that's why this regime is well known trying to call to Trump who recently has came to power is the government.For this purpose:
A  group  including 23 former top office holders calls on Trump to consult with the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). They  has called for free elections and freedom of religion in Iran, as well as an end to what it calls Tehran's "religious dictatorship.
 

IRAN DISSIDENTS SEEKING MEETING WITH TRUMP

IRAN DISSIDENTS SEEKING MEETING WITH TRUMP
Last month, Fox obtained a letter to Trump from a group of Iranian dissidents that urged the president-elect to follow through on his campaign promise to revisit the nuclear deal between Iran and six global powers, including the U.S.

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Iran Defies Limits Set in Nuclear Deal Again

Iran Defies Limits Set in Nuclear Deal Again

Fox News has reported that Iran has violated a term of the nuclear deal regarding the country’s heavy water stockpile limit. The information was confirmed in a confidential report by the United Nations’ atomic watchdog on Wednesday which was the same day that Iran demanded the U.S. sticks to the nuclear deal.
The Associated Press saw the report just after the announcement that Donald Trump won the U.S. election when the Iranian regime warned the U.S. about honouring their side of the deal. Trump had previously said that the nuclear agreement was “the worst deal ever negotiated”.
Fox News pointed out that the agreement allows for up to 143.3 tons of heavy water and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report stated that Iran had 0.10 metric tons more than this limit. Their investigators stated that this was the second time Iran has went over the limit. The first time was in February this year.
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Iran regime conducts 4th missile test since signing nuke deal

Iran regime conducts 4th missile test since signing nuke deal

Two days before the anniversary of the nuclear agreement between the Iranian regime and world powers, Tehran attempted to launch a new type of ballistic missile using North Korean technology, Fox News reported on Friday, citing multiple intelligence officials.
The test, in violation of a United Nations resolution, failed shortly after liftoff when the missile exploded, sources said. The effort occurred on the evening of July 11-12 near the Iranian city of Saman, an hour west of Isfahan, where the Iranian regime has conducted similar ballistic missile tests in the past.
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