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ANALYSIS
“Albeit drastically reduced, economic benefits can be generated at least to a level that would allow Iran to conclude that it is worth staying in the deal. Tehran should assist the Europeans in laying out the threshold of what it will take to stay in,” Adnan Tabatabai writes for the Progressive Post.
“Iran is not the sturdy, stable government that its enablers like to depict. It is a regime that has forfeited its legitimacy, is drowning in corruption, and rests its power on security organs that it fears will prove unreliable in a crunch,” CFR’s Ray Takeyh and Mark Dubowitz write for Foreign Policy.
“Khamenei reiterated his 2014 stated goal of achieving 190 SWU (separate working units of uranium enrichment). But important point here is that he emphasized this would take place within the Iran deal context,” tweets Georgetown University’s Ariane Tabatabai.
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