The U.S. Must Use Its Leverage against Iran
Negotiating from a position of strength.
December 10, 2020
Negotiating from a position of strength.
In an interview by Jackson Richman, Elliott Abrams, the U.S. special representative for Venezuela and Iran, discusses the dangers of returning to the 2015 nuclear agreement with Tehran (formally known as the JCPOA), and how Washington might go about negotiating a better deal. He first addresses the successes of the White House’s “maximum-pressure campaign” of economic warfare against the Islamic Republic:
Negotiating from a position of strength.
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In an interview by Jackson Richman, Elliott Abrams, the U.S. special representative for Venezuela and Iran, discusses the dangers of returning to the 2015 nuclear agreement with Tehran (formally known as the JCPOA), and how Washington might go about negotiating a better deal. He first addresses the successes of the White House’s “maximum-pressure campaign” of economic warfare against the Islamic Republic:
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