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Both Iran’s best friends and worst adversaries don’t want it to have nuclear weapons

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There’s one issue on which Iran’s best friends and worst adversaries have unanimity: it must not have nuclear weapons. Nobody’s happier than Gulf Arabs. Geopolitics is that rude and cynical. Friend and foe have drawn that line in the sand for Iran. That achieved for now, peace can be declared.

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