Johnson says 'no doubt' Iran nuclear deal will survive
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gave a wide-ranging speech on foreign policy in London on October 23. He also made it clear that he believed the agreement between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries on Tehran’s nuclear program would survive despite a recent decision by the United States to not certify the deal.
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