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Behind the News – July 2022
ROCKET AND TERROR REPORT A rocket was fired...
A screenshot from a video released to the Iranian media by the regime showing workers shutting off the power to IAEA cameras at Iranian nuclear facilities. (Source: Tasnim News)
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IAEA head Rafael Grossi (Image: Dean Calma/Flickr)
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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and head of Iran's Atomic Organisation Mohammad Eslami (R) speaking to media during a visit to Bushehr nuclear power plant, in the city of Bushehr, southern Iran, 8 October 2021. (Image: EPA/AAP)
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A Prisoner’s Dilemma
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While Iran's economy is currently in poor shape, estimates are that a nuclear deal could provide Teheran with up to US$275 billion within a year and US$800 billion over five years (Image: motioncenter, Shutterstock)
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Update from AIJAC 05/22 #04 Iran is in...
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