Trump Iran Deal Unraveled Over 1 Poorly Worded MOU Clause
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"Until now, Iran has kept its word," wrote Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on X, adding that "there can be respect only when it is mutual." The clashes between Iranians and Americans resumed on Tuesday. The strikes exchanged since then by the two enemies have been the most important since the signing on 17 June of a memorandum of understanding aimed at finding a definitive end to the war launched on 28 February by an Israeli-American att…
'Art of the Deal' writer rocked by WSJ for poorly-worded clause that disintegrated pact
President Donald Trump may call himself the master of making a deal, but four Wall Street Journal writers think he stinks at writing them. The Journal on Thursday published a stern rebuke of Trump's memorandum of understanding with Iran, arguing a single "poorly worded clause" resulted in the battle...
Fight Over Hormuz Boils Down to a Poorly Worded Clause
“President Trump’s memorandum of understanding with Iran was supposed to open the Strait of Hormuz and relieve the pressure on the global economy. Instead, it set off a test of wills that has exploded into violence twice in the past two weeks,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “The root of the dispute is Paragraph 5, […]
Trump Iran Deal Unraveled Over 1 Poorly Worded MOU Clause
Did the new war start because of one single clause in the earlier Trump Iran Deal? U.S. negotiators had given Tehran a leading role in reopening the Strait of Hormuz under Paragraph 5 of the 14-point memorandum of understanding for peace talks. The Mullah regime was supposed to coordinate with Oman, which sits on
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