New Sanctions Make Sure Iran Won’t Come to Table, Says National Iranian American Council

The video discusses the impact of US sanctions on Iran, highlighting that these measures are unlikely to bring Iran back to the negotiating table. It explores Iran's perspective on the JCPOA and its response to the US's withdrawal. The video also delves into the internal conflicts within the Trump administration, with differing views on whether the goal is negotiation or military confrontation.

What is the primary reason the Trump administration's sanctions are seen as a barrier to negotiations with Iran?

• They are not severe enough to impact Iran.

• They target Iran's top diplomats, signaling a lack of interest in negotiations.

• They are supported by all European countries.

• They provide economic benefits to Iran.

How has Iran responded to the US pulling out of the JCPOA?

• By increasing its nuclear activities.

• By seeking military confrontation with the US.

• By fully complying with the JCPOA.

• By setting aside some JCPOA restrictions.

What is the stance of European countries regarding the JCPOA and US sanctions?

• They fully support the US sanctions.

• They have withdrawn from the JCPOA.

• They are indifferent to the JCPOA.

• They want to keep the deal but respect US sanctions.

What is the main conflict within the Trump administration regarding its Iran strategy?

• Whether to support Iran's nuclear program.

• Whether to involve European countries in the strategy.

• Whether to engage in military confrontation or negotiations.

• Whether to increase economic sanctions.

What does Trump believe his maximum pressure strategy will lead to?

• Increased economic benefits for Iran.

• A complete withdrawal from the Middle East.

• A stronger alliance with European countries.

• Successful negotiations with Iran.