A good reminder of the war that Iran is conducting in its Revolution, every day, and in various ways.  “Twenty-four hours of Iran’s total war in Yemen, Iraq and Syria,” Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post, February 28, 2021.

No one in the media, at least not IFP, challenges the concept that if in a multilateral treaty if one state leaves the treaty, whether a remaining state can begin breaching various portions of the treaty against the remaining states.  (the answer in international law is No).  “Iran Reduced Commitments after US Failed to Fulfil Obligations: VP,” Iran Front Page, February 28, 2021.

Iran wants more sanctions lifted in exchange for talking.  But they just won some sanctions relief from the U.S. through South Korea, though we are awaiting to hear the terms, it is at least 1B.  “Iran Rejects Offer of Direct U.S. Nuclear Talks, Senior Diplomats Say,” Laurence Norman and Michael Gordon, Wall Street Journal, February 28, 2021.

“It was the largest ballistic missile attack against Americans ever. “It has never happened in history that a ground force has been exposed to 11 theater ballistic missiles.””  See “Who would live and who would die: The inside story of the Iranian attack on Al Asad Airbase,” David Martin and Mary Walsh, 60 Minutes, February 28, 2021.

“U.S. Says It Would Meet for Nuclear Talks With Iran, Other Powers,” Laurence Norman, Wall Street Journal, February 18, 2021.

Died on Feb. 27, officially.  But not reality.  “Iran health ministry says virus deaths cross 60,000 mark,” Arab News, February 28, 2021.