Iran’s leaders think they have Trump cornered, but their strategy carries great risks
Mohammad Javad Zarif, who as foreign minister helped negotiate the 2015 nuclear deal, wrote in a recent essay that Iran’s achievements in the war had opened…
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After the first wave of US and Israeli airstrikes on February 28 killed Iran’s supreme leader and other top officials, Trump suggested it would be over in a matter of weeks. In December, a currency crisis sparked some of the biggest anti-government protests in the 47-year history of the Islamic Republic.
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After the first wave of US and Israeli airstrikes on February 28 killed Iran’s supreme leader and other top officials, Trump suggested it would be over in a matter of weeks.
according to Business Day Live +1In December, a currency crisis sparked some of the biggest anti-government protests in the 47-year history of the Islamic Republic.
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