Iran fires missiles at Biden’s nuclear deal delusions

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The Biden administration seems willing to bear any Iranian burden, however bloody, in order to restore the flawed nuclear deal with Tehran.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken might have left it out of his weekend tweeting spree, but Iran’s missile attack on northern Iraq was hard to miss. More than 10 missiles were launched from Iran, targeting what Tehran claims was an Israeli intelligence station in Irbil. The State Department leapt to support that claim, its statement snapping that “the U.S. was not the intended target; press speculation otherwise is simply wrong.”
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