Another Biden catastrophe is about to be finalized. The Biden Administration allowed the terrorist state of Iran to take America to the cleaners in these so called negotiations. All while Iran openly tries to assassinate former Trump Administration officials, and attacks American military bases in the Middle East.
The updated version of the JCPOA is much worse than the original from 2015. It is shorter, less restrictive, and will provide Iran with a windfall of $1 trillion through sanctions relief by 2030. War in the Middle East is coming. You think Afghanistan was bad? Just wait. The Biden Administration is a disgrace.
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— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) August 23, 2022
The news coming out of Vienna is extremely troubling. Team Biden is getting closer to reviving the failed Iran Deal.
Are you kidding me? First Biden brings back the Taliban, now he's empowering the Ayatollah's murderous regime just like Obama did.
— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) August 23, 2022
Iran is trying to assassinate American officials on American soil.
Yet Biden is poised to give Iran billions in sanctions relief that will be used to fund more terror.
Unconscionable.
— Tom Cotton (@TomCottonAR) August 23, 2022
RELEASE: Sen. Cruz Issues Statement on Iran Nuclear Deal Developments pic.twitter.com/Wz9X1lFy4z
— Senator Ted Cruz (@SenTedCruz) August 23, 2022
Breaking: Iran has agreed to be paid $1 trillion by 2030, be allowed to maintain advanced pathways for nuclear weapons and be allowed to assassinate former US officials — all WITHOUT disclosing its undeclared nuclear weapons related activities. Biden admin spinning it as big win!
— Richard Goldberg (@rich_goldberg) August 23, 2022
Worrying reports of Iran nuclear deal that would give the mullahs $250 billion to perpetuate the murderous regime, fund terror across the region and allow them to keep targeting dissidents with impunity. How the malice of the wicked was reinforced by the weakness of the virtuous.
— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) August 23, 2022
Tehran’s $1 Trillion Deal: An Updated Forecast of Iran’s Financial Windfall From a New Nuclear Agreement
By FDD, August 23, 2022
European and American diplomats say negotiations over the fate of the nuclear deal with Iran have reached their final stage. As a series of previous FDD publications have shown, the new nuclear deal would allow Tehran to access up to $275 billion in financial benefits during its first year in effect and $1 trillion by 2030. This essay revisits those forecasts and updates them.
Because of Tehran’s refusal to sign a deal and the emergence of new data over the past few months, some assumptions underlying the previous forecast have changed slightly. However, the calculations show that the deal’s total value remains very close to the previous estimate. The new deal would give the Islamic Republic access to $274 billion in its first year and at least $1 trillion by 2030. Tehran’s revenue in the first year includes full access to $141 billion in currently inaccessible foreign assets, $66.4 billion in oil export revenue, $55 billion in non-oil export revenue, and $12 billion in savings from the lower cost of imports.
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