Saturday 21st Apr 2018
NCRI Staff
NCRI - What should be the U.S. policy towards Iranian regime? This question is extensively being discussed, given the undeniable worldwide impact of the correct answer and the implication of it by Trump administration, looking into the wide spectrum of opinions in this regard is vital, the following article by John Bolton appeared in ‘The Hill’ today:
John Bolton: Mr. President, don't put America at risk with flawed Iran deal
NCRI Staff
NCRI - There have been numerous rumours that United States President Donald Trump will decertify Iran’s compliance with the nuclear deal next week. He is obliged to inform Congress by 15th October of his decision. If he does go ahead and decertify Iran, Congress will then have 60 days to decide whether the sanctions that were in place before the nuclear deal was signed are to be reimposed. This would certainly spell the end of the deal.
NCRI Staff
NCRI - A senior fellow at the National Review Institute wrote an op-ed for National Review advising Donald Trump to decertify the Iranian nuclear deal and walk away from the pact altogether.
Andrew C. McCarthy wrote that Iran has not been compliant with the nuclear deal for even a moment and that the US must stand strong to support human rights and oppose terrorism.
NCRI Staff
NCRI - While Donald Trump has reportedly been keen to decertify Iran’s compliance with the 2015 nuclear agreement ever since he took office (and even before), his advisors have always stepped in to stop him at both of the previous certification deadlines.
However, in the run-up to the October 15 deadline, all that appears to have changed and his national security team are now reportedly advising him to decertify Iran.
NCRI Staff
NCRI - When the Iran nuclear deal was being negotiated more than two years ago, it was hoped that as well as curbing Iran’s nuclear program, it would help the people of Iran and improve its behaviour in the region. However, looking back, very little has improved. The Islamic Republic is still heavily involved in conflicts across the entire Middle East.
NCRI Staff
NCRI - With the US stance on the nuclear deal becoming more clear, Hassan Rouhani’s government and his band are looking to Europe for preserving the pact.
But since internal contradictions within the regime rule over its every aspect, there’s a conflict of interest, and opinions as a result, between regime’s rival bands in this regard as well.
There’s also a strong disagreement between regime’s two rival bands over Europe’s ultimate stance on the nuclear deal, with Rouhani’s media and guys counting on Europe to stand beside the regime to the end and defend its stance against the United States.
