Iran's new govt should learn from past experience that 'trust in the West doesn't work,' Supreme Leader Khamenei urges -- RT World News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Raisi had previously signaled that he was open to rebooting the stalled nuclear accord, which limits Iran's enrichment of uranium, on the condition that the US keeps its word and drops sanctions aimed at Tehran.
49% : The move infuriated Tehran, which began to increase its level of uranium enrichment, seeing as the US did not honor its own commitments under the accord.
49% : Earlier this month, Iran announced that, if deemed necessary, it could enrich uranium up to 90%, nearly 25 times greater than the level stipulated in the JCPOA.
46% : Talks have been taking place in Vienna to try to get Washington and Tehran to return to the negotiation table.
44% : So far the attempt has not produced results, with Iran continuing to insist that sanctions must be lifted as a prerequisite.
38% : Washington then piled on fresh sanctions, even as international inspectors acknowledged that Iran had kept its end of the deal.

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