Why Iran’s Leaders Think They’ve Won An interim deal promises to meet a lot of Iranian demands, but it won’t solve the problems of peace. An interim agreement to end the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran looks likely, and it may very well find Donald Trump acceding to Iranian demands he has long resisted.
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