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By Micah Halpern
Russia wants to be the leader of the world. And part of the Russian plan is to be power broker to the Middle East. The Russians want to outplay the United States and the West in every way – most particularly, when it comes to Iran. So how does Russia plan on executing their plan? The Russians proposed an interim agreement with Iran. According to their agreement, sanctions relief will be instituted in exchange for the reimposition of some restrictions on the Iranian nuke program. Both Russia and Iran have been mum on the exact details of the agreement. US officials are either totally in the dark or not divulging any knowledge of the details. Truthfully, I can’t imagine that this interim proposal is any different from the proposals that the P5+1 have already proposed. The one difference is that this proposal came from Russia and not from the West. Read my latest book THUGS. It's easy. Just click. To reprint my essays contact sales (at) www.featurewell.com 27 January 2022 01:02 AM in Thoughts
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