Biden Abandons Sanctions Against Iran

Secret ‘understandings’ are being withheld from Congress, as the regime’s oil exports to China are booming and victims of terror are the losers.

Stefan Rousseau/PA via AP, file
Roxanne Tahbaz holds a picture of her father, Morad Tahbaz, one of those included in the Iran hostage deal, during a protest at London, April 13, 2022. Stefan Rousseau/PA via AP, file

President Biden is busily pursuing diplomatic “understandings” with the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program, and diplomatic details are shrouded in secrecy in defiance of Congress, which is obliged to review any agreement with Iran. Yet, even before a deal is reached, and even as the White House insists otherwise, a surge in Iranian oil exports shows that the fraying of the sanction regime against Tehran is plain to see.  

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