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The program will be divided over a 25-year period and will establish stricter supervision while expanding the transition clauses that limit but do not completely eliminate Tehran's nuclear capability.
A group called "Youth Demand" called on protesters to come to the site, but in the end, they found themselves demonstrating only in front of her stunt double.
Some Western and regional voices naïvely promote the idea of dividing Iran along ethnic or sectarian lines. This approach would create multiple unstable, rival states, prone to internal conflict and external manipulation; a power vacuum filled by terrorist groups like ISIS, Al-Qaida , or Iran-backed militias
President Donald Trump warned that any country purchasing oil or petrochemical products from Iran would be subject to secondary sanctions. The move could deal a serious blow China and its economy, and further exacerbate the trade war with the US.