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gtconway3onThreads6d ago
Indeed. For Iran there is now virtually no risk, and mostly potential reward, in pressing Trump.
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Analysis Summary
Iran did secure substantial concessions in Trump's June 17 ceasefire dealβsanctions relief, $300 billion in reconstruction funds, and rights to uranium enrichment. But Conway omits that Trump explicitly threatened to 'bomb the hell' out of Iran if it breaks the agreement, and the interim deal is fragile with final negotiations now faltering. The risk calculation is more complex than the post suggests.
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βFor Iran there is now virtually no risk, and mostly potential reward, in pressing Trumpβ
Iran secured substantial concessions (sanctions relief, $300B reconstruction, uranium enrichment rights) in June 17 MOU, but Trump explicitly threatened to 'bomb the hell' out of Iran if it violates the deal, and the interim agreement is fragile with talks nearly collapsing.
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