In light of Iran's violation of UN sanctions by testing nuclear-capable medium-range ballistic missiles, New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind called out the leaders of his Democratic party who supported the Iran nuclear deal, asking why they haven't criticized the breach.<br />On October 10, Iran conducted a ballistic missile test, and a month later it tested another ballistic missile , with US officials revealing other undeclared tests occurred earlier than that.<br />Iran has since further flouted expectations from the deal, by just last Tuesday publicly revealing its 14 underground "missile towns," with the latest facility being shown on Iran media as convoys of the nuclear-capable Emad missiles were transferred in.<br />While there have been Democrats around the US calling for sanctions in response to the missile tests, Hikind noted the outcry was notably silent in New York and New Jersey, adding, "t hey should be at the forefront and fight for more sanctions.
