Re:Israel may have destroyed Iranian centrifuges simply by c...
by shagmin on Tuesday April 13, 2021 @05:02PM
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This is my understanding as well, although I disagree with it. I know I'm not the first one questioning if sanctions even work most of the time, or if an economically crippled country is better for the long term health in a region known for its extremists versus one where its economy is not held back in any antagonistic manner, even if it has a nuke.
Re:Israel may have destroyed Iranian centrifuges simply by c...
by newacct583 on Tuesday April 13, 2021 @04:06PM
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> Many people feel that the oversight requirements were not stringent enough
This might be true! But it was replaced with a situation where there are no requirements at all. And here we are. If you have a better policy idea you need to implement the better policy and not just take your toys and go home.
The deal did not 'regulate' Iran - is the argument being made.
Many people feel that the oversight requirements were not stringent enough, and that Iran would effectively pursue nukes along with economic liberalism.