The administration of President Barack Obama has launched new online resources to promote the Iran nuclear agreement reached, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said on Tuesday.



WASHINGTON (Sputnik)�� On July 14, 2015, Iran and the P5+1 group of�countries comprised of�the United States, Russia, China, France and the United Kingdom plus Germany reached a final agreement to�guarantee the peaceful nature of�Tehran�s nuclear program in�exchange for�sanctions relief.
"We're rolling out�some new online tools that we'll use to�advocate for�the recently announced agreement to�prevent Iran from�obtaining a nuclear weapon."


Under US law, members of�Congress have 60 days to�review the nuclear deal, during�which time President Obama will not be able to�waive or suspend congressional sanctions currently in�place against�Iran.

The online tools, announced by�the White House, will include a Twitter feed, as�well as�an online resource page that will help to�promote the Iran nuclear agreement.

The Twitter account will become a forum to�engage online audiences, while the page will display information about�the nuclear agreement, according to�the White House.
"It will help people understand what�s in�the deal and what the Iran nuclear program would look like�without it."


On Wednesday, US Secretary of�State John Kerry, Secretary of�Energy Ernest Moniz, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew and a senior intelligence official will conduct classified briefings on�the nuclear agreement for�members of�Congress.

By Sputnik