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August 3, 2023

Restrictions on Iran’s Nuclear Program, and Missiles, Are about to Expire

Europe and the U.S. should act soon.

The nuclear deal concluded with Iran in 2015 was not intended as a permanent commitment; rather, its various provisions expire at different times over the course of fifteen years, along with specific restrictions on Tehran’s ballistic-missile programs enacted by the UN Security Council and EU. October 18 (“Transition Day”) is the expiration date for several of these restrictions. Henry Rome and Louis Dugit-Gros explain what this deadline means, and encourage the U.S. and Europe to take action:

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August 3, 2023

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    Europe and the U.S. should act soon.

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