Trump’s latest move—signing an executive order to re-impose economic sanctions on Iran—ended a brief respite in tensions between Washington and Tehran that date back nearly four decades.
“Iran needs weapons, and, Lord knows, we have a lot of weapons lying around,” the N.R.A. president told reporters. “This is the definition of a win-win.”
Officials from the three countries have repeatedly encouraged their American counterparts to consider ending the Ukraine-related sanctions in return for Putin’s help in removing Iranian forces from Syria.
As headlines have heralded #TheGirlsofRevolutionStreet as Iran’s #MeToo movement, the Trump Administration has deployed the cause as part of its campaign to promote regime change.
In Paris, Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich told the exile group the National Council of Resistance of Iran that they hoped that next year’s gathering would be held in Tehran, marking the regime’s demise.
A lone defender charged at Iniesta, a situation that has struck terror in his opponents for more than a decade. El Ilusionista, they call him: the magician.