US Election Grabs Iranian Attention In Light of Nuclear Deal
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by News Editor

Presumptive Republican candidate Donald Trump, pictured, has bitterly criticized the Iranian nuclear accord. Photo: Wikipedia.
After decades of officially-imposed detachment from the “Great Satan,” Iranians are this time transfixed by the wild US presidential campaign, mindful that the next White House occupant could have direct impact on their lives.
At the heart of the matter is last year’s deal with world powers, which eased the country’s isolation and removed many economic sanctions in exchange for a curtailing of the Iran’s nuclear program. Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has bitterly criticized the accord, which is rather popular here, and says he would rework it.
Read full story at The Associated Press.
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