yeah they are, i feel like you should just read up on it more. JCPOA deals with specific issues, and ask very specific things of iran in exchange for very specific things from other parties. it's not a general, two paragraph, "you be good we'll be good" deal, it's a very comprehensive 160 page long deal (that's why it took years to reach the deal), and as long as iran keeps their part of the deal they're entitled to the perks they should get out of it. as confirmed by the IAEA (international atomic energy agency) like 15 times, iran has yet to this day stuck to it and done nothing against it. the US, very illegally, decided to get out of the deal. of course, them being the US, they're powerful enough to get away with anything but if iran had one-sidedly gotten out of it you can be sure that we were being bombed and invaded at this very moment.
you said "but let's not pretend Iran isn't making it hard for everybody to keep the deal" and "They are not all that separate".
how is it on thin ice when russia, china, britian, germany and france keep reiterating that they are committed to the deal? at this point it's only iran who may get out of it (and they have a right to do that, as they aren't really benefitting from it).
the US (and their allies, saudi arabia and israel) are the main sources of destabilization in the region.
nah it's pretty clear who's sticking their fingers in business that's not theirs from a whole different continent and causing shit when they shouldn't be there in the first place.
I decided to contact EA Games and I asked my friends to do the same to find out what EA has to say about this issue. The answers from EA will shock you that how unprofessional and how insulting their support is toward Iranian gamers.
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iran is only reacting to the fact that a blood thirsty nation (meaning their government) that is not even subtle about wanting to over throw its regime has military bases ALL AROUND THE COUNTRY.
hmmmm....You sure you don't mean The United States Of America?
This is a fact.
If the EU are satisfied with their conduct then I'm lead to believe Iran are making changes and obeying rules required to keep the deal intact. Prosperity is perhaps a good preventative measure, so I'm not sure the opposite (unfair sanctions) is going achieve what you expressed, and ends up collectively punishing millions.
I fully agree that the US (and Israel, Russia, the EU, etc.) are meddling in things they have no part in. But, let's not pretend Iran isn't trying to increase their power in places like Qatar and Yemen. Or Iraq/Syria.
again, as a country with a regime that's in danger of being overthrown by the US, and having neighbors like saudi arabia and israel (trump got out of the deal in part because he was persuaded by those two), it's completely understandable why they would want to influence and get allies in the region.
Uh, I really hope you're not American... You realise the US has been bombing the middle east non-stop for almost 30 years, right?
all true. as for qatar, iran has no influence there, after saudi arabia and their puppets unjustly boycotted the country, iran helped them and enabled ways to export goods to the country
