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๐จ๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ท The ink wasn't even dry before both sides started walking it back. Brandon Weichert argues talks of an imminent deal with Iran have been greatly exaggerated. "I don't actually believe this deal is real. And I'm sorry to say that I know a lot of people were understandably... show more
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๐ฎ๐ท ๐บ๐ธ Iran's oil exports have collapsed 90% and inflation is running near 80%, yet it's still the one setting the terms. Brandon Weichert frames this as a race to depletion, a question of who runs out of weapons or money first. The near term favors Tehran, though he doubts Iran can sustain it if the standoff drags past a few months. The real hazard sits in what both capitals believe about themselves. "It takes two to tango. Everybody thinks they've got the better hand and they don't." Which, as Brandon puts it, is not a good spot to be in if you're the world. Brandon Weichert
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