Analysis: Iran sees the deal as a win and is pressing its advantage
Iran sees the interim deal with the U.S. as a strategic win, allowing it to sell oil globally and press its advantage. But the Islamic Republic also faces major challenges, including a collapsing economy and potential unrest. The deal offers desperately neede…
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Iran sees the interim deal with the U.S. as a strategic win, allowing it to sell oil globally and press its advantage. But the Islamic Republic also faces major challenges, including a collapsing economy and potential unrest. The deal offers desperately neede…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) As Iranian media boast of the magnificent defeat of the United States, Tehran is pressing its advantage, racing to sell oil under the interim peace agreement signed t…
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