It’s a power
play. Just a week before the June 30 nuclear deal deadline, Iran’s
supreme leader broadcast “red lines” ruling out military site
inspections and long-term development bans, while demanding immediate
sanctions relief. Many saw his speech as last-minute bargaining
hot air,
but if Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s words hold sway, they could stymie
negotiations nearly a decade in the making and just days from final
compromises. Without Iran’s permission to let inspectors visit suspected
nuclear production sites, it’s unlikely a deal will be inked.
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