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NEW: Liam Fox has said Britain must accept that the Iran nuclear deal is 'dead'.
He's written a piece for @Telegraph outlining his argument, which will be delivered in DC tomorrow.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/09/1…
He's written a piece for @Telegraph outlining his argument, which will be delivered in DC tomorrow.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/09/1…
@Telegraph Fox, who was in the cabinet until July, argues it is "futile" to attempt to keep the agreement alive.
Says in @Telegraph piece that Britain should join US in trying to stop all Iranian oil exports.
Says in @Telegraph piece that Britain should join US in trying to stop all Iranian oil exports.
@Telegraph Comes amid hope in Trump administration that Boris Johnson will nudge British position closer to US on Iran.
He's already ditched May's rejection of Operation Sentinel, the US-led mission to police the Strait of Hormuz.
He's already ditched May's rejection of Operation Sentinel, the US-led mission to police the Strait of Hormuz.
Here’s the core chunk of Fox’s argument in @Telegraph piece. 
@Telegraph Wouldn't hold breath for a Boris U-turn on the deal any time soon. Did a high profile Washington media blitz [inc Fox News appearance] trying to keep it alive last year.
Plus it's a useful symbol of his 'remaining European while leaving EU' line. But certainly one to watch.
Plus it's a useful symbol of his 'remaining European while leaving EU' line. But certainly one to watch.
