Pushkov: there are countries that are interested in disrupting the agreement on Iran

Russian State Duma Committee on International Affairs head Alexey Pushkov said that some countries, including Israel and Saudi Arabia, may try to disrupt the agreements reached on Iran’s nuclear program in Lausanne.

According to him, the situation "does not benefit those countries in the Middle East that want to continue their uncompromising fight against Iran and its influence.

So it cannot be ruled out that influential political players - among them Israel, Saudi Arabia and several other countries - may try to disrupt the agreement and bring the situation back to the high level of tensions which dominated around the Iranian nuclear program over the last years," TASS cited Pushkov.