US Undermines Nuclear Talks While Blaming Iran, w/ Mohammad Marandi

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Published on Dec 26, 2021
In 2018, the U.S. unilaterally withdrew from the nuclear deal with Iran, but if you follow mainstream media youâ€™d think Iran was responsible for the dealâ€™s collapse. In the recent seventh round of negotiations to restore the deal, the U.S. government added new sanctions on Iran while Biden was urged to â€œrestore Iranâ€™s fearâ€ with military build-ups. Meanwhile, Israel continues to threaten war.

But how do Iranians see all this? Here to explain is Prof. Mohammad Marandi, an advisor to the Iranian negotiating team in Vienna and a Professor of English Literature and Orientalism at the University of Tehran.

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0:00 Intro
1:20 What has been achieved, why hasnâ€™t there been a restoration of the nuclear deal yet?
9:02 US and Europe want to keep sanctions in place
16:36 Who is being constructive vs obstructing the talks?
20:25 Why should Iran even resume talks?
29:10 Does Iran see a difference between Trump and Biden?
32:29 Iranian liberals as extensions of the West
35:53 Is war between Iran and the US inevitable?
43:53 Consequences of the US Assassination of Qassem Suleimani
58:57 The Gulf States reevaluate their relationship with Iran
1:06:24 Iranian domestic politics under Raisi

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