If you build a man fire, he's warm for one night.So it appears sanctions are doing what they're supposed to. Wonder how much longer the people are going tolerate this before deciding nukes aren't worth freezing to death in their own homes.
Deserts do tend to go below freezing at night.Well, it's the middle east, so "freezing" is a bit hyperbolic... I think? Or are they going through the same freak weather patterns as Texas?
So if I understand you correctly: a joint strike with many extra steps.Loading…
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Summary: Israel really wanted to strike Iran now, when it is at its weakest point in decades. Trump vetoed that and insisted on negotiating a "new nuclear deal" instead, with the plausible threat of a joint strike if talks fail. Any deal would need a global enforcement structure run by multiple countries that could not possibly trust Trump and certainly shouldn't trust Iran either.