Two months after Iran pact, Trump’s peace talks stall and crisis deepens
TL;DR
Sixty days after signing a limited Iran deal, broader talks have stalled and the negotiation window has closed. The United States has resumed its sanctions approach, and the conflict with Tehran has shifted toward economic pressure, putting Trump under political scrutiny as his approval wanes and costs mount for the administration.
Topics:worldpolitics#donald-trump#iran-nuclear-deal#politics#sanctions-and-embargoes#war-and-unrest#white-house
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