These are hurdles Joe Biden faces regarding Iran nuclear deal
During Biden's campaign he vowed to get on the phone with allies on ‘day one’ to begin rebuilding strained ties
12 November 2020 - 16:50
Tehran/New York — The US’s European allies have struggled to keep the Iran nuclear deal alive after US President Donald Trump quit the accord more than two years ago. Joe Biden’s election victory won’t provide a quick resuscitation.
Biden said during the presidential campaign that Trump’s Iran policy weakened US national security and left Tehran closer than ever to being able to build a nuclear bomb. He vowed to get on the phone with allies on “day one” to begin rebuilding strained ties and said he’d give Iran a “credible path back to diplomacy”...
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