Published on 13 April 2018.

Abdolrahman Mahabadi, political writer and analyst

As President Trump’s May-12 deadline for fixing Iran nuclear deal gets closer, speculations about the fate of the deal are on the rise, with some predicting that the United States will walk away from the deal and some saying otherwise.

Posted in Nuclear

Print Email

Published on 06 April 2018.

NCRI Staff

NCRI - The fate of the Iran nuclear deal is on everyone’s minds right now, as the May deadline that Donald Trump set for fixing its flaws is coming up fast.

One of these flaws is the lack of independent inspections that Iranian regime’s nuclear programme has been subject to since the deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), was signed.

Posted in Nuclear

Print Email

Published on 06 April 2018.

NCRI Staff

NCRI - The Iranian Regime is facing uncertain times.

First off, Donald Trump is filling his cabinet with Iran hawks, like Mike Pompeo and John Bolton, ahead of the US’s likely withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal (aka the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)) in May.

Posted in Nuclear

Print Email

Published on 04 April 2018.

NCRI Staff

NCRI - With the announcement of a new Secretary of State and a new national security adviser, many have said that the odds of President Donald Trump pulling out of the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement have increased.

Furthermore, it seems very unlikely that the European parties to the deal – the United Kingdom, France and Germany – will be able to guarantee and address the changes that Trump requested.

Posted in Nuclear

Print Email

Published on 19 March 2018.

NCRI Staff

NCRI - Donald Trump’s firing of US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was shocking for the Iranian Regime, as evidenced by their reactions last week, but for those watching the Trump White House closely this was to be expected.

Posted in Nuclear

Print Email

Published on 06 March 2018.

NCRI Staff

NCRI - Vice President of the United States Mike Pence promised that Donald Trump would withdraw the US from the 2015 nuclear deal between six world powers and Iranian regime in May, unless lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic could agree to fix the agreement’s major flaws.

Posted in Nuclear

Print Email