Former US Official: Trump Administration Failed to Understand Iran's Nuclear Proposal, Insisted on Launching Attack
Svmuu News: Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor during the Biden administration, stated in an interview that the US team did not understand the agreement proposed by Iran before the attack. Sullivan said: "Just days before the US began bombing Iran, Iran presented a proposal in Geneva that was highly beneficial for resolving the nuclear issue. To my knowledge, our negotiators did not understand the proposal put forward by Iran at all; they ignored it and insisted on launching the strike." In response to this statement, the Iranian Embassy in Finland stated that the issue is not about understanding but about "Washington is not, and will never be, the dominant player." The embassy indicated that Israel truly controls US foreign policy, stating, "Israel will never allow any diplomatic way out." (Jin10)
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