Iran may become the first country in history to get away with nuclear blackmail without ever having built a nuclear weapon.
The interim deal announced Nov. 23 by Tehran and representatives of the United States, European nations, Russia and China would suspend Iran’s nuclear program and put it under increased international scrutiny for six months in exchange for limited sanctions relief.
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