Jiang argues the anti-nuclear rationale is a pretext because he says Iran had already agreed to zero uranium enrichment, even for civilian purposes, before the strikes.
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Uranium Enrichment
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...strategy for this war. At first, it was about nuclear and uranium enrichment in the Middle East. It was about nuclear and uranium enrichment..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...strategy for this war. At first, it was about nuclear and uranium enrichment in the Middle East. It was about nuclear and uranium enrichment..."
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"...strategy for this war. At first, it was about nuclear and uranium enrichment in the Middle East. It was about nuclear and uranium enrichment..."
"It is a pretext. And they tried different, many different excuses. And then finally, Rubio said this. Rubio basically said, look, we had to..."
"...TV and said that the Iranians had already agreed to zero uranium enrichment, even for civilian purposes, which was before a red line. So..."
"...articulated a real reason, okay? So originally, the pretext was Iran's uranium enrichment program. So remember, like, this is what happened. This started when..."
"...said to the American audience, the Iranians have agreed to zero uranium enrichment, even for civilian purposes, which they said was an absolute red..."
"...Iranians are like weeks away from, like the war. weapons -grade uranium enrichment. So he was telling the world the Iranians are not negotiating..."
"...the Iranians are a couple of weeks away from weapons -grade uranium enrichment, which for him is to say that the Iranians are negotiating..."
"...Iran with three impossible demands. These three impossible demands are zero uranium enrichment, even for civilian purposes, to abandon its proxies in the Middle..."
"...that the Iranians had compromised. The Iranians had agreed to zero uranium enrichment even for civilian purposes, which before was a red line. And..."
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George Galloway brings Jiang on for an immediate wartime reading, and Jiang answers by turning battlefield questions into a larger trap structure.
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