Oh, how rich. Did you mind it when Obama and Kerry were sucking up to Iran? How about that "red line" disaster. I bet Iran and Syria laughed their asses off at Obama.
You're so ill-informed, how is that even possible with access to all the information available on the internet?
Trust me, nobody 'laughed their asses off' at either John Kerry or Barack Obama. Contrary to your lie, they never sucked up to Iran. It was their efforts that put Iran in a situation of either signing the nuclear treaty or continue to suffer under the NATO sanctions. The agreement was aimed at ensuring that "Iran's nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful." In return, it lifted U.N. Security Council and other sanctions, including in areas covering trade, technology, finance and energy. Tehran acceded to a 10-year restriction on nuclear production, agreed to shut down thousands of centrifuges and exported almost all of its bomb-making material. Under the agreement, Iran agreed that "under no circumstances will Iran ever seek, develop or acquire any nuclear weapons."
Do you understand how vital that agreement was to the Middle East? Iran also allowed a strict monitoring regime, permitting international inspectors to gain access to sites suspected of nuclear weapons-related activities. Iran signed the agreement with the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council — the U.S., Russia, France, China and the United Kingdom — as well as Germany and the European Union. Up until May 2018, Iran was abiding by that agreement. Restoring sanctions amounts to a U.S. breach of the original deal whereas Iran was deemed to be compliant, according to international nuclear inspectors.
Guess who else disagreed with the Iran deal? If you guessed Trump's butt-buddies, Saudi Arabia and Israel, you would be right. Those that supported the deal, France, Britain and France, called on Washington to stick to the agreement. Macron said the deal wasn't perfect but there was no better option.
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A historical accord, or a historical mistake? Depends on whom you ask, and what they had at stake. After months of preparation, two weeks of final intensive discussions in Vienna and with eight parties involved, the final result was an agreement with five annexes. The Iran Nuclear Deal made headlines across the globe as a landmark historical agreement between extreme opponents.
The deal laid out a lengthy process spanning over 15-25 years that would be supervised by an eight-member committee, including Iran, the United States of America, Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China and the European Union.
In a nutshell, the agreed-upon nuclear deal aimed at limiting Iran's ability to produce a nuclear weapon, in exchange for the removal of various sanctions imposed on it internationally. However, the deal got a significant shake-up under President Dumbass, who on May 8, 2018, announced that the U.S. would be pulling out of the deal and issuing fresh sanctions against Iran.
