Iran after the lifting of sanctions

It is a strangely complicated world 

Nuclear sites in Iran

(Some "under construction" sites have now been completed)

by Kumar David-April 25, 2015, 5:03 pm

Sanctions may soon be lifted; whether staggered country by country or in unison, and the timing of the process are difficult to foresee. The finalisation of negotiations is set for 30 June; Israel and US neo-right attempts to prolong sanctions forever will not succeed. Clearly their objective is NOT a tighter nuclear weapons agreement, but by whatever means possible to prevent the lifting of sanctions. To put it another way the objective is to prevent Iran from recovering economically, emerging as a strong regional entity, and re-arming even as a conventional (non-nuclear) military power. From the point of view of Israel and the American neo-right this makes sense; they behold the prospect of a strong Iran with horror and there is reason for their panic. The shock for Israel and the American neo-right is that Iran has already resurged, despite prolonged sanctions, as a major regional player. Though it is likely, but not certain that a final deal will be reached by 30 June, Israel and the American neo-right on one side, and the powerful hardliner camp in Iran on the other, will use every trick in the book to spoil the party.

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