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Haass and Kissane: Iran stalemate unsustainable as oil hits $110

Haass and KissaneMilitary coercion has failed; diplomacy urgent

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Foreign Affairs publishes analysis from Council on Foreign Relations President Emeritus Richard Haass and NYU climate expert Carolyn Kissane arguing that six months of military attacks and economic coercion have not forced Iran to make concessions, and threats will not change behavior. They call for a diplomatic exit strategy.

“Half a year of alternating military attacks and economic coercion has not forced Tehran and its partners to make concessions, and there is no reason to expect that those strategies—much less threatening to 'annihilate' Iran, as U.S. President Donald Trump did in his UN speech on Tuesday—would compel them to change their behavior today.”

Richard Haass and Carolyn Kissane

Richard Haass Council on Foreign Relations President EmeritusCarolyn Kissane NYU climate and energy expertDonald TrumpDonald Trump U.S. PresidentIran State actor in six-month conflictHouthis Yemeni-based armed group aligned with Iran

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