The U.S. Should Punish Iranian Nuclear Violations with the Full Force of Sanctions
The Americans are not as isolated as some think.
September 10, 2020
The U.S. Should Punish Iranian Nuclear Violations with the Full Force of Sanctions
The Americans are not as isolated as some think.
At the end of next week, Washington’s invocation of the “snapback” clause of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Tehran—which allows a single party to reinstitute sanctions on the Islamic Republic if it violates the deal’s terms—will go into effect. But the UN Security Council believes the American move to be illegitimate, since the White House withdrew from the agreement in 2018. Richard Goldberg argues that the U.S. can proceed nonetheless:
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