Let me tell you another spooky story about the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which took 6 years of US-Iran negotiations.
Although it's generally believed that negotiations started 13 years ago, right when the Iran nuclear crisis kicked off in 2003.
But before 2009, the US wasn't even in the game.
During Bush's presidency, he was all about making Iran completely halt uranium enrichment, otherwise, no bilateral talks would happen. This demand aligns with Trump's objectives as well.
One of the turning points was when Obama took office in 2009, and that's when the US finally started face-to-face talks with Iran.
So from 2009 to 2015, it took 6 years to seal the deal.
Another key moment was in 2013 when the moderate Rouhani was elected President of Iran, and under his influence, the 2015 nuclear deal was reached. By that calculation, the negotiations lasted 2 years.
So here's the question: Without Obama and Rouhani in 2026, how long will it take for the US and Iran to strike a deal?
Although it's generally believed that negotiations started 13 years ago, right when the Iran nuclear crisis kicked off in 2003.
But before 2009, the US wasn't even in the game.
During Bush's presidency, he was all about making Iran completely halt uranium enrichment, otherwise, no bilateral talks would happen. This demand aligns with Trump's objectives as well.
One of the turning points was when Obama took office in 2009, and that's when the US finally started face-to-face talks with Iran.
So from 2009 to 2015, it took 6 years to seal the deal.
Another key moment was in 2013 when the moderate Rouhani was elected President of Iran, and under his influence, the 2015 nuclear deal was reached. By that calculation, the negotiations lasted 2 years.
So here's the question: Without Obama and Rouhani in 2026, how long will it take for the US and Iran to strike a deal?