Who now would negotiate away a nuclear weapons program? The post Thanks to the Iran Hawks, Nuclear Nonproliferation Is Dead appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Thanks to the Iran Hawks, Nuclear Nonproliferation Is Dead Who now would negotiate away a nuclear weapons program? The Iran hawks got the war they’d been seeking for the past decade or more—and they managed to kill off not just nuclear nonproliferation, but the concept of nuclear negotiations altogether. Every regime around the world remotely hostile to superpower interests will have to consider investing in nuclear weapons, as those have proven to be the only way to ensure any given regime’s survival. Given what just happened in Iran, the concept of negotiating that away has been torched, not unlike Golestan…Open
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