Regarding the Iranian Deal, Obama wanted us to believe that this agreement was irrevocable in a practical sense. Turns out Barack was wrong if not lying and the following brief proves my point ~ editor.
After screaming about the US decision to void the Iranian "deal and begin the work of re-imposing sanctions with the view of actually solving the Iranian nuke issue and its threat to Isreal and the larger Middle Eastern region, You should know Trump is bringing presser to bear on tanker companies, their insurers, and the threat of company sanctions, per a Reuters reported .
Iran’s total oil exports have averaged around 2.5 million bpd in recent months, peaking in April, just before the U.S. withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal. Current Iranian oil exports are higher than this year’s average. But the new U.S. sanctions promise to be far more effective than the Progressive World wanted you to believe. Turns out that all that talk about the impossibility of re-issuing sanctions was so much nonsense. Difficult, yes. Impossible, far from it.
Understand that this news (Trump's and the stark reality it posits, will complicate the opposition to the Trump decision to vacate the Iranian "Deal." Companies in France, one of the three other signatories of the "Deal," along with oil companies in Italy, Spain, and Greece, are currently preparing to halt purchases of Iranian oil.
In short, Trump is going to be able to re-invigorate most of the harshest sanctions, contrary to popular belief.
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