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Trump signed an interim nuclear deal with Iran partly because he feared global economic collapse would tank markets. The anxiety undercut US negotiating leverage, and Iran's diplomats later walked out over new strike threats, claiming violations of the agreement.
Trump signed an interim nuclear deal with Iran partly because he feared global economic collapse would tank markets. The anxiety over the economy undermined U.S. negotiating leverage. Iran's diplomats later walked out, claiming Trump violated the agreement with new strike threats.
Negotiating from fear produces bad deals. If Trump accepted weaker terms because he was spooked about market stability, Iran had every incentive to stall and push harder. The deal collapsing after Iran's exit suggests the terms weren't stable enough to hold. Economic anxiety became a strategic liability.
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