By the different news Iran nuclear and American policies their are different things which needed to be clear.
President Obama and American Government has given more than 2 deadlines to Iran time by time and give chances to do better but Iran’s response to these deadlines has been repeated delays and obfuscation. First, in the spring it delivered a lengthy manifesto about global peace irrelevant to the issues at hand. The summer months were taken up with Iran’s election turmoil, but following talks with the U.S. and its international partners in the fall, Iran hinted it might be willing to accept a deal under which it would export most of its enriched-uranium stockpile to be converted into reactor fuel.
The President has given Iran two deadlines to demonstrate good faith. Last spring, his Administration told reporters that if Iran didn’t show willingness to engage in talks by September, sanctions would follow.
The collapse of health care reform and a disorganized war against the banks, he now faces a major foreign policy setback too. Since the 2008 presidential campaign, Obama has promised to curtail Iran’s nuclear program by simultaneously offering talks and threatening sanctions. After a year of trying, both approaches appear on the verge of failure.
The President has given Iran two deadlines to demonstrate good faith. Last spring, his Administration told reporters that if Iran didn’t show willingness to engage in talks by September, sanctions would follow.
the collapse of health care reform and a disorganized war against the banks, he now faces a major foreign policy setback too. Since the 2008 presidential campaign, Obama has promised to curtail Iran’s nuclear program by simultaneously offering talks and threatening sanctions. After a year of trying, both approaches appear on the verge of failure.