‘Foreign Policy’ Editor Says Nuke Deal That Doesn’t Halt Iran’s Regional Threat is ‘Serious Error’
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Iran's foreign minister Zarif on NBC. Photo: Screenshot.
Unfreezing billions of dollars worth of Iranian assets, a likely consequence of the nuclear negotiations with the Islamic Republic, will have the effect of exacerbating Iran’s “systematic, 35-year campaign of regional meddling, destabilization, and extension of … influence” that threatens the Middle East, David Rothkopf, editor of Foreign Policy, argued Thursday.
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