Iran Slow-Walks Diplomacy While Accelerating Work Toward A-Bomb

Warnings that time has run out whiz past with each passing month, as Yanks grow exhausted.

AP/Vahid Salemi, file
Iran's top nuclear negotiator, Ali Bagheri Kani, at Tehran June 23, 2022. AP/Vahid Salemi, file

As Tehran’s negotiators master the art of manipulating Washington’s diplomacy, the current mood swing of President Biden’s Iran team is markedly dour. 

After a round of negotiations at Doha, Qatar, over the weekend, the state department’s special envoy for Iran talks, Robert Malley, seems exhausted. The Doha meeting “was a little bit — more than a little bit — of a wasted occasion,” he told NPR’s Steve Inskeep this morning. 

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