– The maximum I see America agreeing to (best case scenario): – Middle East Spectator – MES
— The maximum I see America agreeing to (best case scenario):
– Release half of Iran’s frozen funds, about $12 Billion USD.
Which is not really a concession because the money already belongs to Iran.
– Limited drawdown of American forces in the Middle East.
Which is also not really a concession, because the U.S. carrier groups and refuelers would eventually have to leave anyway due to high costs.
– Accepting Iranian ‘influence’ over the Strait of Hormuz, like maybe being able to determine the flow of traffic and charging some bullshit environmental tax that won’t be anywhere near as beneficial as tolls.
And that’s about it. Literally that’s all.
Anything else they’re offering will come AFTER Iran either gives up its enriched uranium stockpile (which would be a disaster) and even then I doubt they’ll abide by their promise, like giving Iran the other half of frozen funds or providing any sort of sanctions relief.
The reality is that America will never allow Iran to prosper, unless it makes peace with Israel, which is absolutely out of the question. So there will be zero sanctions relief no matter what Iran does. Even if the U.S. promises sanctions relief, they’ll find ways not to.
That’s why I say a deal is illogical and not beneficial, and experience has shown this, and the martyr Khamenei has said this 10000x times.
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