Less than a week now before the deadline to negotiate a nuclear arms deal with Iran there a signs of trouble. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has seemed to pull back from some preliminary understandings, including inspections, and now, reports The New York Times, a group of former advisers to President Obama says the current version of the agreement may “fall short” of the administration’s standards.
The Times editorial board tries to put the pressure back on Khamenei, saying Iran’s leader faces a “fateful choice” that could threaten the region’s economic and military stability.
