American Pushback against Iran May Already Be Working
Keeping ballistic missiles in check.
February 27, 2017
American Pushback against Iran May Already Be Working
Keeping ballistic missiles in check.
In late January, the Islamic Republic tested a ballistic missile. As the nuclear deal makes no mention of such missiles—despite the fact that they are designed to deliver nuclear warheads—and the deal’s accompanying UN resolution loosens previous restrictions on Tehran’s missile program, the ayatollahs could press the claim, however dubious, that the test was legal. But after a firm reaction from the American government, Iran canceled a subsequent planned missile test. Emily Landau sees this as a sign that the new U.S. approach is working:
February 27, 2017
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