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the G-man said:
The compromise — which would drop the automatic threat of military action if Iran remains defiant — is part of a proposed basket of incentives meant to entice Iran to give up the activity, a possible pathway to nuclear arms. It also spells out the penalties if it does not. It is meant to get support both from Russia and China, which fiercely oppose any suggestion of force in pressuring Iran.[/LIST]



Wiat one second here. So, if Iran agrees to the "compomise", then they can still go ahead with their nuclear program without the treat of a military response? That's just . For Iran, I mean. The UN, on the other hand, is .

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