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There can always be a revolution. I bet the international community will be a lot more lenient if the new government had the appearance of making russia a funct
by seer 5y ago
There can always be a revolution. I bet the international community will be a lot more lenient if the new government had the appearance of making russia a functioning democratic state (regardless of whether that was actually the case)
Also continuing sanctions will probably require softening the stance over other places like Iran. If they themselves are savvy enough to catch this windfall history might chart quite an interesting different coarse.
- compsciphd 5y agoIf Iran agreed to give up nukes and stop exporting terrorism (or freedom fighters if one wants to call them that, but I don't see how one can justify bombing jewish community centers in argentina as freedom fighting) then they will quickly have sanctions removed from them. I'd argue that the russian's overt use of the nuke threat is going to make countries more hardline in the near future on Iran's nuke ambitions.