Jiang argues that those impossible demands show the Americans were looking for a pretext to attack Iran rather than a viable peace arrangement.
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"So we are in a situation because the United States presented Iran with three impossible demands. These three impossible demands are zero uranium enrichment,..."
"...agree to peace. And they were just looking for a pretext for war. Nonetheless, a few hours before the Israelis actually attacked Iran, the..."
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