Bezerremy Kasban succumbs to "JCPOA regret" The publication of a report in the online newspaper "Zwanggi" under the title "Obama's stormy speech" revealed new dimensions of the nostalgic view of the trend of capitulation to the West and Washington. Referring to Barack Obama's speech in Ohio, this newspaper tried to prove that Iran "wasted an opportunity" during the Obama era. And why couldn't he use this platform for total devotion?! In justifying his regret, Sazand claims that the 2015 agreement could have been the beginning of structural changes in foreign policy, and the main culprit for its non-implementation is the "radicals"; As if the supporters of this trend forgot that Obama himself admitted what was his main admission in this agreement: Iran has a "veto right" in the Strait of Hormuz! But what is the truth? While the newspapers claiming reforms in July 2014 welcomed the JCPOA mirage with ambitious headlines like "Triumph of Diplomacy", "The Key Turned, Iran Laughed" and "Sunset of Sanctions", the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of America at the time openly admitted that Iran's achievement from this agreement was "virtually nothing". Fans and critics warned from day one that a one-sided deal was taking place; Iran's cash and irrevocable liabilities include shutdown.

Bezerremy Kasban succumbs to "JCPOA regret" The publication of a report in the online newspaper "Zwanggi" under the title "Obama's stormy speech" revealed new dimensions of the nostalgic view of the trend of capitulation to the West and Washington. Referring to Barack Obama's speech in Ohio, this newspaper tried to prove that Iran "wasted an opportunity" during the Obama era. And why couldn't he use this platform for total devotion?! In justifying his regret, Sazand claims that the 2015 agreement could have been the beginning of structural changes in foreign policy, and the main culprit for its non-implementation is the "radicals"; As if the supporters of this trend forgot that Obama himself admitted what was his main admission in this agreement: Iran has a "veto right" in the Strait of Hormuz! But what is the truth? While the newspapers claiming reforms in July 2014 welcomed the JCPOA mirage with ambitious headlines like "Triumph of Diplomacy", "The Key Turned, Iran Laughed" and "Sunset of Sanctions", the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of America at the time openly admitted that Iran's achievement from this agreement was "virtually nothing". Fans and critics warned from day one that a one-sided deal was taking place; Iran's cash and irrevocable liabilities include shutdown.

12,000 centrifuges, pouring concrete in the heart of the reactor in the desert and auctioning 9,700 kg of enriched uranium against the promises of the American loans and the serial killer of the agreements. The response of the government at the time and the media supporting it to these expert critics was nothing but insults, calling them "sanction dealers", "cowards" and sending them to hell! Today, when the Sazendagi newspaper expresses regret for not taking advantage of Obama's opportunity and regrets the delivery of the components of power such as the missile program, this community should be reminded that the JCPOA's enormous damage and its irreversible damage was the result of this gaze towards the West. The West's achievement from the JCPOA was the containment of Iran's nuclear weapons and the demand for continued pressure in the missile and regional areas. What John Kerry also admitted in the last comment of his term; Unaware that the worst decision and sanctions happened under Obama.