In US, Senate is prepared to work closely with the Trump administration to restore economic sanctions on Iran after Tehran conducted its latest ballistic missile test, Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman Bob Corker said. The announcement comes as media reports emerged saying Iran had carried out a ballistic missile test launch. <br/><br/>Corker condemned Iran for reportedly conducting a ballistic missile test in violation of its international commitments, especially UN Security Council Resolution 2231, which endorses provisions of the Iran nuclear agreement. Corker said he looked forward to working with his Senate colleagues and with the Trump administration to hold Iran accountable for the alleged and other violations while ensuring radical enforcement of existing restrictions on its nuclear program. <br/><br/>In their public hearings, US Secretary of Defense James Mattis, CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Secretary of State-designate Rex Tillerson and US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley all emphasized the need to continue strong enforcement of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran, the release added.