The nuclear agreement: The Islamic Republic of Iran; the loser WINS

Western countries and the Islamic Republic's nuclear agreement under which the two sides signed the Treaty of conditions of his victorious but knew it. Because of Western military attack without Iranian acquisition of nuclear weapons to the front, shadmanend and the Islamic Republic also was delighted that his not wholly dismantled nuclear program, part of his assets and his nuclear-free is still the border.. But the real winners and losers who are agreed?

The U.S.-led West in General should be the biggest winner of this agreement *. Westerners have no real points to Iran unless lyricism that did not all countries of the world will enjoy it's natural–Such as the right of access to national or foreign trade assets. And in Exchange for something that did not receive great rates; the continuous access to all of them, including Iran's nuclear installations beyond the Protocol n PI t, the suspension of the nuclear program and progress in removing Iran's 20 percent uranium دخایر–That could have the potential to lead to nuclear weapon making. All of these achievements without firing even a bullet and with the lowest cost achieved.

The Islamic Republic is the biggest loser of the nuclear deal. Over a decade, Iran has spent hundreds of billions of dollars to advance its nuclear program.. These costs were partly due to the purchase of equipment and supplies for the nuclear program from the black market; a large part is the huge financial losses from economic sanctions and confrontation with the West, and an even larger part is the result of lack of investment and backwardness in various industrial sectors.. The Islamic Republic has described its goal for the nuclear program as producing atomic energy; whereas we know that energy produced at such a high cost has no rational or economic justification..

On the other hand, by halting progress in the nuclear program, limiting the volume of 5% enriched uranium, and surrendering all 20% reserves, Iran has not reached and will not reach its undeclared nuclear goal, which is building nuclear weapons.. The continuation of the current situation, under the title of nuclear threshold, will not bring much benefit to a country like Iran; because the sensitivity towards Iran is so high that it will practically never be able to quickly withdraw from the NPT and build nuclear weapons.. Nevertheless, the question that remains is what economic or military benefit have the billions of dollars in economic losses and damages to the Iranian nation over the past years ultimately brought to the nation or even the ruling establishment? The answer is none.! No advantage has been created for the Iranian regime or the Iranian people in exchange for the nuclear program. Some argue that the nuclear agreement strengthens the foundations of the regime and the regime benefits in this regard. This group is the same one that claimed economic sanctions would lead to the downfall of the regime.. Whereas we know from the history of economic sanctions that not only has the expansion of sanctions not led to the downfall of political systems in any country, but the impoverishment of the people and the increase in external threats have also helped to strengthen those systems.. The continuation of the current situation and the imposition of more sanctions could have further isolated Iran and given Iran's rivals–like Israel and Saudi Arabia– more leeway in regional confrontation with the Iranian regime; but ultimately, it would not have changed the internal conditions of the system.. Israel and Saudi Arabia expressed dissatisfaction with the recent agreement; but this dissatisfaction was not due to the non-suspension of Iran's nuclear program, but rather due to the reduction of tensions between Iran and the West, the continuation of which could have further secured their material and military interests..

For more than a decade, the Islamic Republic of Iran confronted the world's major powers; it imposed the most oppressive sanctions in history on its people and created immense economic and social crises within the country, only to declare victory today for achieving a great nothing.. Iranians will gain nothing from all the costs they have paid over the past years.. The Iranian nuclear program was never meant to benefit the nation from day one.. But if we compare what we lost with what we could have lost if the current trend had continued, we will realize that the Geneva nuclear agreement, by preventing the danger of foreign military attack, economic collapse, absolute poverty, the possibility of civil war with foreign support for armed religious and ethnic groups in the country, and ultimately widespread international isolation, is also a great victory for the Iranian nation..