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US agreement leaves Iran “exponentially stronger,” former Israeli consul general says

A former Israeli Consul General in New York stated that the 14-point agreement between the US and Iran, signed by former President Donald Trump, has left both the US and Israel at a disadvantage. The agreement allows Iran to export oil, access frozen assets, and receive $300 billion in reconstruction funding, which the former consul argues makes Iran 'exponentially stronger.'

Vessels in the Strait of Hormuz near the beach of Bandar Abbas, Iran, on Wednesday.

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The 14-point agreement with Iran that President Donald Trump signed has left the US and and Israel worse off, a former Israeli Consul General in New York told CNN.

Pinkas said that before the war, Iran was isolated under sanctions that choked its oil exports, dealing blows to its economy.

But according to agreement, Iran will now be allowed to export oil, gain access to frozen assets, and receive reconstruction funding of $300 billion, Pinkas said.

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US agreement leaves Iran “exponentially stronger,” former Israeli consul general says

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