Time is running and there is no right and reason to hesitate for a deep and precise decision on Iran
,it is for the crucial case that the world is facing being in a vital conflict with the Iranian regime as the godfather of terrorism in the region and the entire world .#MaryamRajavi is also for a long time calling for . primarily by #FreeIran ,because everything in the region depends on the change in Iran .accordingly the article by Mrs Linda Chavez is describing all .
A New Iran Policy
Five-plus months into the Trump administration, the outlines of a new foreign policy remain unclear. One of Donald Trump's frequent applause lines when he was a candidate was his promise to "rip up" the Iranian nuclear agreement, which Trump and other critics claimed was one-sided because it lifted crippling economic sanctions yet allowed too much room for Iran to pursue development of nuclear weapons. In April, the Trump administration certified that Iran was narrowly living up to the agreement to halt the development of nuclear weapons, but the administration nonetheless slapped new sanctions on Iran for its ballistic missile program and state-sponsored support for terrorism. This new approach might not be so aggressive as hard-line opponents of the Iranian nuclear deal hoped for, but it does deliver a needed shot across the bow to an Iranian regime that continues to threaten regional peace and suppress its people.
https://townhall.com/columnists/lindachavez/2017/06/30/a-new-iran-policy-n2348558
,it is for the crucial case that the world is facing being in a vital conflict with the Iranian regime as the godfather of terrorism in the region and the entire world .#MaryamRajavi is also for a long time calling for . primarily by #FreeIran ,because everything in the region depends on the change in Iran .accordingly the article by Mrs Linda Chavez is describing all .
A New Iran Policy
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Five-plus months into the Trump administration, the outlines of a new foreign policy remain unclear. One of Donald Trump's frequent applause lines when he was a candidate was his promise to "rip up" the Iranian nuclear agreement, which Trump and other critics claimed was one-sided because it lifted crippling economic sanctions yet allowed too much room for Iran to pursue development of nuclear weapons. In April, the Trump administration certified that Iran was narrowly living up to the agreement to halt the development of nuclear weapons, but the administration nonetheless slapped new sanctions on Iran for its ballistic missile program and state-sponsored support for terrorism. This new approach might not be so aggressive as hard-line opponents of the Iranian nuclear deal hoped for, but it does deliver a needed shot across the bow to an Iranian regime that continues to threaten regional peace and suppress its people.
https://townhall.com/columnists/lindachavez/2017/06/30/a-new-iran-policy-n2348558
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