'On nuclear issues, the Islamic Republic of Iran has always maintained an ambiguous stance'

COLUMN. The Iranian nuclear project was meant to be a life insurance policy. However, the incompatibility between Tehran's confrontational rhetoric and its deliberate ambiguity about the true purpose of the program could ultimately lead to the regime's downfall and the dismantling of its status as a Middle Eastern superpower, writes columnist Alain Frachon for Le Monde.

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