As Time Runs Low at Iran Nuke Talks, White House Focuses Blame On ‘Reckless’ Trump
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The Biden Administrations policies of appeasement against Iran have been a total failure. So naturally they blame the Trump Administration, whose maximum pressure campaign against Iran was working beautifully. The Biden Administrations foreign policy is a dangerous joke. Watch below.
This Administration seems to be begging Iran to enter another agreement that does not prevent the cataclysmic risk associated with Iran having a nuclear weapon. We need a deal that actually precludes Iran from enriching uranium in a way that threatens Israel & the United States.
— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo)
Don’t fall for this lie — Iran was sponsoring terror and maintaining its nuclear program even with the JCPOA in place. The White House is failing on the Iran file and, true to form, is blaming its own failure on Trump.
— David M Friedman (@DavidM_Friedman)
Iran’s regional aggression makes a broader Middle East war more likely.
Countries directly impacted by Iranian aggression while the US was in the JCPOA:
Bahrain
Belgium
Bulgaria
France
Germany
Ghana
Italy
Kenya
Kuwait
Netherlands
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
UK
Yemen
— AIPAC (@AIPAC)
SCOOP: 110 Republican Lawmakers Call on Biden To Abandon Iran Nuclear Talks — Pressure mounts on Biden to ditch talks as Tehran expands weapons program
— Adam Kredo (@Kredo0)
As time runs low at Iran nuke talks, White House focuses blame on ‘reckless’ Trump
With Vienna negotiations seen likely to end within a month, one way or another, Biden officials bash predecessors for bolting 2015 deal ‘with no thought as to what might come next’
The Biden administration is gearing up for the end of Iran nuclear deal talks, stepping up criticism of former US president Donald Trump and blaming him for the current situation.
In recent days, both State Department spokesperson Ned Price and White House spokesperson Jen Psaki have attacked Trump for pulling the US out of the 2015 deal — signed by Iran, the US, China, Russia, Britain, France and Germany — that offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
Trump unilaterally withdrew the US in 2018 and reimposed biting sanctions, whereupon Tehran began reneging on its commitments and stepping up its enrichment activities.
The decision to focus on Trump is a deliberate one as the current talks in Vienna aimed at bringing the sides back into the deal head toward a conclusion, the Axios news site reported Wednesday, citing two White House sources, saying the Biden administration wanted to “focus the fire on Trump.”
On Tuesday, Price answered a question on the Vienna talks with a comment on Trump.
“It’s worth spending just a moment on how we got here,” Price said. “It is deeply unfortunate that because of an ill-considered or perhaps unconsidered decision by the previous administration that this administration came into office without these stringent verification and monitoring protocols that were in place.”
Price said the Trump administration promised a better deal “that never came close,” and instead “Iran has been able to gallop forward with its nuclear promise.”
. Psaki on Iran:
If former President Trump hadn't "recklessly pulled out of the nuclear deal," None of the actions we are seeing from Iran, including the "aggressive actions that they've taken through proxy wars around the world,"would be happening.
— Moshe Schwartz (@YWNReporter)
On Wednesday, Psaki said none of Iran’s “increased capabilities or aggressive actions they have taken through proxy wars around the world” would have advanced if Trump had not “recklessly pulled out of the nuclear deal with no thought as to what might come next.”
Speaking at a press briefing, Psaki said that as a result of Trump’s actions, “Iran’s nuclear program was no longer in a box, no longer had the most robust inspection regime ever negotiated, no longer had the tight restrictions on nuclear activity.”
Axios said the White House was laying the groundwork for the end of talks, when the US would either re-enter the deal or walk away and apply further pressure on Tehran.
