Iran’s Revolutionary Guards don’t belong on the foreign terror list
Nuclear deal opponents are whining about this non-issue as it’s reportedly the remaining sticking point in re-entry talks.
Nuclear deal opponents are whining about this non-issue as it’s reportedly the remaining sticking point in re-entry talks.
Moscow is playing hardball, but the question remains: do they mean to make the others sweat or scuttle the deal completely?
Why could Tehran want to sign anything now? To have a likely ’24 presidential candidate say this now is a deal killer.
Tehran’s negotiators must consider the wider political and strategic implications of every move they make.
The real political work will have to be done in DC, not Vienna, thanks to the new terror embargoes slapped on by Trump.
‘Who goes first’ can be avoided if both sides come up with a simultaneous plan outlining their full return to compliance.
It’s clear that the nuclear deal must be resurrected and protected before the Iranian elections and Biden seems to know that.