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Iran deal closer to reality as US prepares sanctions waivers

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The United States was set to issue conditional sanctions waivers for Iran on Sunday, though it cautioned they will not take effect until Tehran has curbed its nuclear program as required under a historic nuclear deal reached in Vienna on July 14.

Several senior U.S. officials, who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity, said that despite Washington’s move on Sunday, actual implementation of the deal was likely several months away. That means the sanctions relief Tehran is looking forward to is unlikely to come this year.

They said the timing of nuclear-related sanctions relief will depend on the speed at which Iran takes the steps needed to enable the U.N. nuclear watchdog to confirm Tehran’s compliance.

“We cannot imagine it taking less than two months,” one of the U.S. officials said.

Sunday was so-called “adoption day” for the deal, which came 90 days after Iran, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China reached an agreement under which most sanctions on Iran would be lifted in exchange for limits on Tehran’s nuclear activities.

In addition to Washington’s conditional orders to suspend U.S. nuclear-related sanctions, the officials said the United States, China and Iran would release a joint statement on Sunday committing themselves to the redesign and reconstruction of the Arak research reactor so that it does not produce plutonium.

The fate of the Arak reactor was one of the toughest sticking points in the nearly two years of negotiations that led to the July agreement.

 

Reuters



7 Comments on "Iran deal closer to reality as US prepares sanctions waivers"

  1. makati1 on Sun, 18th Oct 2015 6:52 am 

    “…In this signed and dated criminal conspiracy, methods for covertly overthrowing the Iranian government with US-backed mobs augmented with armed militants, the use of US listed foreign terrorist organizations to wage a proxy war against Iran, the provocation of open war with Iran, and the use of Israel to unilaterally attack Iran first, before bringing America inevitably into the war shortly after are all described in great detail throughout the 156 page report.

    While some have tried to dismiss this report as a mere theoretical exercise, suggestions like having terrorist organization Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) removed from the US State Department’s foreign terrorist organization list so that the US could openly arm and fund it in a proxy war against Iran, has since come to pass. The report was written in 2009, MEK was de-listed in 2012.

    Additionally, the report also suggests luring Iran to the negotiating table where the United States would place before it a deal so irresistible that when Iran either rejected it or accepted it and then appeared to violate it, subsequent US military intervention would be seen by the world as a reluctant option of last resort that Iran brought upon itself. This has since manifested itself as the much lauded “nuclear deal.”…”

    http://journal-neo.org/2015/10/16/multipolarism-solves-syria-at-the-source/

    A good Sunday read.

  2. Truth Has A Liberal Bias on Sun, 18th Oct 2015 10:06 am 

    It’s moot. It won’t be long until most countries ignore American sanctions and do business with whoever they want. The days of America dictating to the world are soon to be over.

  3. Davy on Sun, 18th Oct 2015 10:17 am 

    Not true with liberal amounts of dumbass what will your Montreal do? I think you are stuck with us maybe that is why you are so bitter. Canada can’t make it with its current living standards without being the American rump and resource supplier.

  4. Boat on Sun, 18th Oct 2015 10:26 am 

    Bias,
    These countries can do business however they want. The Russians want to build a pipeline through Greece. The Russians offered the jobs and the money and will pay a fee. No problem. It’s a deal. The nat gas will go to Germany. No problem, they like nat gas. America doesn’t dictate policy or I am sure they would say get it some where else.

  5. Jeff on Sun, 18th Oct 2015 2:41 pm 

    The World in about to run out of stored oil… US SPR is empty, Commercial Storage Tanks are near the bottom, EIA Reports are total BS… The entire crude oil ‘glut’ has been a fabrication of the US Government & is about to be exposed when refineries run dry, unless Iran will perpetuate Obama’s deception by immediately increasing crude oil exports…

    That is what is really going on… Crude oil tankers are piling up in the Persian Gulf as we speak… This can be easily verified with Google Maps…

  6. makati1 on Mon, 19th Oct 2015 2:51 am 

    Truth, you are spot on. The evidence it there for anyone with an open mind. Europe is turning away from the Us as it realizes that they are also being ground down by the Empire. The new Chinese bank that they recently signed onto is proof that DC is losing it’s mojo.

  7. Davy on Mon, 19th Oct 2015 6:58 am 

    The new Chinese bank is a flop Mak as your Bric nations have flopped into recession. Europe is turning to where ever it can make profits as always. They don’t care about your bullshit empire meme.

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