US needs oil, and Iran needs end to sanctions, but they still can’t agree on nuclear deal

As US and Iran continue to review the historic JCPOA(Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) both countries face internal pressure. In this episode of Security Code ThePrint’s National Security Editor breaks down the year long negotiations between the West and Iran. And, explains why the US and Iran still can’t agree on the nuclear deal.
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[varma]

The beginning of distrust according to this video appears to start with the 1979 incident where US embassy officials were taken hostage in Iran, but fails to mention the US-orchestrated overthrow of the democratically elected government in 1953 to install the monarchical Shah who was a US ally. And why? Because the democratically elected government wanted to nationalize its oil.

[arnabsinha]

This section of The Print is worth paying for every day.

[sbsarkar]

Yet another brilliant presentation by Mr Praveen. I only wished this kind of researched content was available during early years of my life. Thank u Mr Praveen.

[chickenbuttermasala]

Simply beautiful
Especially love his eloquent way of using historic references

[OnkarShrma]

Sir please try to simplify your narrating style. It's so complex and hard to understand. We want to listen to your analysis but please use simple narration methods and English. Ordinary Indians also want to hear you.

[krishnamehta]

All the sanction countries get together and defy these sanctions...unity can do wonders.
USA, UK believes in divide and rule than rest of the countries should try the policy of getting together or uniting together and defy USA

[adityadeb]

One can only commend and hold in awe the humility of Praveen Swami, and his depth of coverage presented in a lucid manner

[vinm]

Squalor is the first thing one notices about Russian army camps.
General Suvurov is a Russian national hero.
He was famous for the massacre at Ismail (1790) and the massacre at Praga (1794).
Suvorov was popular : he lived and ate with the men.
British liaison officers visited Suvorov and reported that he lived in squalor,
eating 'cattle cake' and drinking vodka, surrounded by filth.
His greatness lay in his ability to motivate the Russian peasants into brutal bayonet charges.
"The bullet is a fool, the bayonet is a good lad", was Suvorov's maxim.
The Russian army remians medieval, as evinced by the appalling casualties they are sustaining in Ukraine.

[matsuoamir]

I thought at the end you were going to tell us something we didn't already know.

[तरबुज_खाने_वाला_राक्षस]

Nuclear Weapons should be made a fundamental right.

[surendrabarsode]

While USA and Iran are playing their games and having fun, why is Praveen looking so sullen, crestfallen and worried about failure of USA Iran nuclear deal? It is elementary- Iran will become nuclear power, sooner or later. But so will Saudi Arabia. So the fight goes on. So will be the American unnecessary meddling in international affairs and setting one country or group against the other.

America should ideally withdraw fully from Middle East and watch the fun as China and Russia fight for influence there!

[vijaykumar-vzxf]

Very logical & very well articulated !!

[nishant]

please clean your mouth after having food, it does not look professional when u have mayonnaise all over ur mouth unless u have some other medical reasons.

[arunavadasgupta]

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