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r/VeteransForPeace
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Art of the Deal (found on fb)
BREAKING: Trump claimed his nuclear threats would stop Iran's nuclear ambitions. Instead, an Iranian state affiliated outlet linked to the IRGC is now arguing Iran must "achieve nuclear deterrence" so "the military option of occupying and dividing Iran is taken off the table."
Even some conservatives who backed an America First foreign policy are sounding the alarm.
David Pyne wrote: Trump's war on Iran hasn't reduced Iran's nuclear threat in any way and instead has served to greatly magnify and expand Iran's nuclear threat. Trump's disastrous foreign policy and endless unwinnable wars make Jimmy Carter look like a veritable foreign policy genius by comparison.
Former U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul reacted simply: Ugh. Hope it's just bluster; fear it is not.
Like and Share if you support diplomacy that actually reduces nuclear threats instead of making them worse.
u/TaroPuzzleheaded3999 — 7 days ago