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Iran should negotiate with whom? If someone backstabbed me twice while we were in negotiations, I would not give them 3rd chance for negotiations, US and Israe
by throwaw12 7mo ago
Iran should negotiate with whom?
If someone backstabbed me twice while we were in negotiations, I would not give them 3rd chance for negotiations, US and Israel really f....d their reputation after 2 attacks while in negotiations
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- heisenzombie 7mo agoI was under the impression that everyone (ie US, UN, EU) basically agreed they complied with the JCPOA right up until the US pulled out of it? Is that not accurate?
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- throwaw12 7mo agoI am not expert in Iran, but can you list agreements they didn't keep? I know IAEA was allowed for inspections as agreed, but IAEA started leaking information to Israel and Iran stopped sharing more info with them. Surprisingly, Israel, the country who didn't allow IAEA at all, while owning nuclear arsenal is attacking another country for "not-complying" with IAEA
- jibal 7mo agoThat simply isn't true.
- donkeybeer 7mo agoI vote for nuclear inspections in the only mide eastern country that "doesn't" have nukes. If they don't have nukes, they shouldn't have any problems with inspections. Iran has been a much more trustworthy entity in the nuclear department.
- fmobus 7mo agoJCPOA was working, Trump cancelled it simply because it was Obama's.
- petre 7mo agoThat's exactly what the Iranian fireign minister said. "The fact is that we don’t have any positive experience of negotiating with the United States. You know, especially with this administration. We negotiated twice last year and this year, and then in the middle of negotiations, they attacked us," Araghchi said. https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/iran-foreign-minister-interview-rcna261920 https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/iran-foreign-minister-int... To add insult to injury, the US also sent two clowns, Witkoff and Kushner, to negotiate, so it was quite obvious the negotiations would fail.
- kortilla 7mo agoThey said that, but there is also no evidence of them negotiating in good faith. Showing up to the table and just dragging the process out for years isn’t negotiating, it’s an act.
- throwaw12 7mo agoThere is no evidence that they acted in bad faith as well, most of us don't have access to the briefings of those negotiations But here is what we know: * US acted in bad faith - because it planned attack in around December 2025 * Oman, mediator of negotiations told they were almost there with negotiations and Iran mostly agreed to conditions and boom, next day it got bombed: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/28/peace-within-reach-as-iran-agrees-no-nuclear-material-stockpile-oman-fm https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/28/peace-within-reach-...
- petre 7mo agoThis is how long negotiations took on the last agreement. 20 months. But I guess the current administration doesn't have that kind of patience and would rather blow them up instead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Comprehensive_Plan_of_Action https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Comprehensive_Plan_of_Ac... We'll see if that works or wether another jihadist regime rises from their ashes.
- piva00 7mo agoIt took years to negotiate the nuclear deal that Obama got, it was productive, it was good enough to keep nuclear proliferation in check. Comes dumbo and rips that off, goes back to "deal making" without any diplomacy, bomb them twice during the negotiation process after ripping off the previous deal. Seems like the whole new negotiations from Trump's admin was just putting up an act after all... Quite disgusting.