Washington’s Push for Nuclear Deal With Iran Aids Tehran Even as Ayatollahs Crack Down on Protesters

Biden must ‘stop negotiations as long as women and children are being killed in Iran,’ a leading protest figure tells the Sun.

AP/Lujain Jo
The U.S. special envoy for Iran, Robert Malley, March 27, 2022. AP/Lujain Jo

As anti-regime protests intensify in Iran, pressures are increasing in Washington for ending President Biden’s nuclear negotiations with Tehran and for pushing aside the diplomacy effort’s flag bearer, Robert Malley.  

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