UANI Policy Director Jason M. Brodsky Discusses the Latest on Iran

“I think that there’s still time on the clock with the two-month deadline the president offered at the beginning of this process . . . The Trump administration has to be prepared to walk away. The Iranian foreign minister thinks he can dictate to the United States about red lines from Tehran but not accept Washington’s red lines, and Special Envoy Witkoff, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, President Trump, and House and Senate Republicans have been singing from the same song sheet all week. And there’s been a chorus of voices saying that . . . [the U.S.] red line is that there is zero enrichment in Iran, and if Iran does not accept that, then there’s no deal, and Iran will have to grapple with the increasing energy crisis, economic crisis, deterrence crisis, and an increasingly unbridgeable gap between state and society. It has a choice.”