History may repeat itself. We do not forget the iconic scene of Iranian Minister Javad Zarif standing on the balcony of the Palais Coburg Hotel in Vienna 11 years ago, waving to journalists with a smile after signing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. It was a spectacular Iranian victory, co-signed by US President Barack Obama. All of Europe supported it, and China and Russia were witnesses. Vienna’s joy was short-lived as the JCPOA was quickly torn up by Obama’s successor, Donald Trump. Relations became strained, ports were closed, oil tankers were pursued, and Iran was besieged.
Will Tehran rejoice and Netanyahu worry following US-Iran agreement?
It is likely that Netanyahu will return to lead the military scene if subsequent negotiations fail to change Iran’s path (AFP)
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History may repeat itself. We do not forget the iconic scene of Iranian Minister Javad Zarif standing on the balcony of the Palais Coburg Hotel in Vienna 11 years ago, waving to journalists with a smile after signing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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