Trump’s exit from the Iran nuclear deal

   Source: Caspian Report May 17, 2018 No Comments


President Trump pulled the plug on the nuclear deal with Iran on May 8th and claimed that Tehran had failed to comply with the obligations. Yet, since no tangible evidence was presented, the unilateral decision places Washington in violation of its obligations under the pact. But, regardless of who is right, the turn of events raises a lot of questions, and it remains to be seen what comes next.

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