Russia and China’s Bid to Shield Iran from Sanctions Threatens Global Security and America’s Interests
As Russia and China push for a six-month delay on sanctions against Iran, the move risks emboldening Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, undermining international law, and compromising U.S. national security—how long will Washington tolerate this?
The United Nations Security Council is set to vote on a resolution proposed by Russia and China aiming to grant Iran a six-month grace period before reimposing sanctions tied to its controversial nuclear program. This last-ditch effort by two of Iran's staunchest allies undercuts the critical snapback mechanism designed to hold Tehran accountable under the 2015 nuclear deal. With the world watching, this maneuver threatens not only global nonproliferation norms but also America’s hard-earned leverage in confronting an aggressive regime that openly flouts international obligations. How can the U.S. guarantee its own national security while countries like Russia and China...
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