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Why Iran’s Leaders Think They’ve Won
An interim agreement to end the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran is likely, with Donald Trump potentially acceding to Iranian demands. The deal may open the Strait of Hormuz, release some of Iran's frozen assets, and address Iran's nuclear program by allowing uranium dilution domestically. Despite unresolved economic and infrastructural challenges, Iran's leaders feel triumphant, having survived a major military conflict and secured a deal better than previous offers.
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