Time Running Out to Save Iran Deal

The transcript discusses the complex situation surrounding the US-Iran nuclear deal and the re-imposition of US sanctions. Iran remains committed to the deal but warns that its commitment is not indefinite. The US threatens to restrict Iran's oil exports, a critical part of its economy. Iran argues that it is not feasible for it to be the only country unable to export oil, suggesting that the US will not succeed in its efforts.

What does Iran's commitment to the nuclear deal imply?

• Iran will stop all nuclear activities.

• Iran will allow inspections of its nuclear facilities.

• Iran will withdraw from the deal immediately.

• Iran will increase its nuclear activities.

What condition did Iran set for its continued commitment to the nuclear deal?

• Iran requires other parties to counteract US sanctions.

• Iran demands the removal of all sanctions.

• Iran insists on immediate economic compensation.

• Iran wants to renegotiate the deal terms.

What is the most significant threat the US poses to Iran?

• Diplomatic isolation

• Military intervention

• Oil export sanctions

• Cyber attacks

How does President Rouhani view the feasibility of US oil sanctions?

• He considers them unfeasible for Iran alone.

• He thinks they are inevitable.

• He views them as a minor issue.

• He believes they will be successful.

What is the cornerstone of Iran's economy according to the transcript?

• Agriculture

• Oil exports

• Technology

• Tourism