Iran Says Enrichment Limit Null And Void, In Latest Escalation

In case it's not clear by now, the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign designed to squeeze Tehran into renegotiating the nuclear deal isn't working. Or at least not if "working" means compelling the Iranians to come, hat in hand, to the US president begging to cut a new deal. Instead, round after round of sanctions have prompted Iran to steadily roll back its commitments under the landmark accord. Earlier this month, IAEA inspectors confirmed that Iran “accumulated more enrich

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3 thoughts on “Iran Says Enrichment Limit Null And Void, In Latest Escalation

  1. Imperial Hubris do you suppose?? I remember a similar game from the playgrounds of my youth and the results were not necessarily as predictable as an aggressor would have preferred…. Iranians have had their fill and they are not alone !! All adults please stand up !!

  2. Khan from Pakistan gave Iran (and North Korea) the plans/formulas and then Trump let Iran off the no=nuclear weapon/no weapons-grade uranium enrichment Agreement ‘hook.’ How is that being a ‘genius’ let alone a ‘stable’ one?’

  3. And don’t forget that if the Iranians eventually develop and use a nuclear weapon that Mitch was the guy who could have stopped it.

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