Basically, the article says that even after U.S. and Israeli attacks and all the political chest-thumping, Iran’s nuclear program hasn’t been stopped, it might even be stronger now. And it raises the big question: why do some countries get to have nukes while others are told they can’t, and what does that say about who really calls the shots in global politics
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Basically, the article says that even after U.S. and Israeli attacks and all the political chest-thumping, Iran’s nuclear program hasn’t been stopped, it might even be stronger now. And it raises the big question: why do some countries get to have nukes while others are told they can’t, and what does that say about who really calls the shots in global politics