“Diplomacy and negotiated agreements”
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The debate over Iran's nuclear program centers on whether the US should pursue diplomatic negotiations or economic and military pressure to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. This question has shaped US-Middle East policy for decades, with advocates of diplomacy pointing to the 2015 nuclear deal as proof of negotiation's viability, while proponents of maximum pressure argue only credible threats of force can constrain Iran's ambitions. The stakes are high: a nuclear-armed Iran could destabilize the region, trigger an arms race, and complicate global security.