Critics argue US-Iran deal resets to pre-war status quo after devastating conflict
By
Julian Borger
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Summary
The article criticizes a new US-Iran deal brokered by the Trump administration, arguing it merely resets the situation to where it was before a war that the author claims was unnecessarily started. The piece highlights the human cost of the conflict, particularly the deaths of 120 Iranian children in a school bombing, and contends that the deal fixes nothing fundamental while the world has been irrevocably changed by the violence and destruction.
Key quotes
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The world will have irrevocably been changed in other ways
a feckless war of choice
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