It looks obvious

The west negotiation’s deadlock with Iran over its nuclear plans should come as surprise. After all Iran is being called to give up on its ambitions to seal its status of superpower without given any incentive to do so.

While one would assume that a country building its nuclear abilities would act to pacify its neighbors’ worries and to appear as responsible and trusted member of the international community this isn’t the case with Iran. It become apparent that Iran’s leadership is interested in creating a narrative of building nuclear weapons despite the international disapproval and in direct confrontation to it.

Falling, again, into Ahmadinejad’s trap the Israeli PM rush to Russia only to be insulted by Putin. Maybe it is time to think outside the box?

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