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Iran relies on China to buy its exported oil.
“Iran relies on China to buy its exported oil.”
Iran might decide to go for a historic compromise.
“Lacking military solutions, Iran might decide to go for a historic compromise.”
Iran now operates a drone factory out of Tajikistan.
“Tehran now operates a drone factory out of Tajikistan, using it to supply Russia.”
Iran may feel compelled to seek help from outside.
“That means Iran may feel compelled to seek help from outside.”
Iran could surrender its nuclear ambitions.
“Iran could surrender its nuclear ambitions.”
Iran’s drones are probably its most notable industrial export.
“Iran’s drones are probably its most notable industrial export”
Japan has already suspended dozens of Iranian assets.
“Japan has already suspended dozens of Iranian assets.”
The Iranian rial has sunk to a historic low.
“The Iranian rial has sunk to a historic low.”
Iran’s previous nuclear strategy was slow-and-steady enrichment of uranium.
“Iran’s previous nuclear strategy was slow-and-steady enrichment of uranium, paired with languorous and protracted negotiation with the United States.”
The United States apparently destroyed three Iranian nuclear facilities in strikes.
“the apparent destruction of three Iranian nuclear facilities in strikes by the United States.”
The United Kingdom, France, and Germany triggered the United Nations’ crippling 'snapback' sanctions.
“Last week, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany decided that bombing was not enough. They triggered the United Nations’ crippling “snapback” sanctions”
Four months ago, Israel bombed Iran for 12 days.
“Four months ago, Israel bombed Iran for 12 days”
The rial dropped 4 percent against the dollar in the black market.
Snapback itself emerged as a unique innovation of the JCPOA, as a way to automatically bring back old UN sanctions if Iran was found to be violating its commitments.
On August 28, Britain, France, and Germany (the E3) formally declared Iran in 'significant non-performance' of its nuclear obligations under the Iran nuclear deal.
Iran’s crude shipments to China reached a record high in June 2025, averaging up to 1.8 million barrels per day.
On Aug. 28, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany (the “E3”) announced they will trigger the “snapback” mechanism under United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2231.
Israel launched a 12-day war with Iran in June.
“Four months ago, Israel bombed Iran for 12 days”
Street vendors were frying falafel in large iron skillets, then scooping the balls into paper cones.
“Street vendors were frying falafel in large iron skillets, then scooping the balls into paper cones.”
One night someone brought out folding chairs for a street concert, and music flowed through crackly speakers.
“One night someone brought out folding chairs for a street concert, and music flowed through crackly speakers.”