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Washington Post: The United States and Iran are moving to the crisis ,
"The Washington Post" newspaper , the US predicted that the United States and Iran is moving to the crisis, following the announcement by President Donald Trump administration Tuesday imposed new economic sanctions on Iran for its continued ballistic missile program, and destabilize the region.
It came the sanctions , a day after administration certificate reluctantly commitment to Iran 's nuclear agreement signed by President Barack Obama in 2015. It is the second time you do the Trump manage this, where required to be briefed Congress every 90 days if Iran had died obligations.
The paper explains that Iran represents a geopolitical source of concern the first president, Fteramb who seemed determined to crush all the pillars of Obama 's legacy, has always questioned the agreement.
According to the New York Times reported, the Trump said to his advisers on national security will not continue to recognize the commitment of Iran 's nuclear agreement forever.
He complained did this at the present time during the hour - long meeting, as well as the top advisers, including National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster and Foreign Minister Rex Tillerson and Defense Minister James Mattis , do not have any sympathy with the Iranians, but they had to persuade him to abide by the agreement.




The New York Times: Tonight where Mohammed bin Nayef did not sleep
published newspaper The New York Times , the American edition of yesterday July 18 new details about the transition of Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the position of crown prince and the overthrow of Mohammed bin Nayef, as it ended a long night of pressure on Muhammad Nayef without tasting the moment to give up his sleep and swear allegiance to the young prince , a process that were not easy and smooth you are talking about Saudi Arabia. In the details that usually take place every year as the royal family gathered in the last days of the month of Ramadan last year, led by the king and senior princes in Mecca , which saw the transfer of power. On June 20 last senior security officials in the kingdom and the princes in the Safa Palace met in Mecca after he was summoned to meet with King Salman as paper quotes US officials and those close to the ruling family. In the middle of the night was called Mohammed bin Nayef to meet the king where he was escorted to a private room after stripping him of the phone devices carried by and asked him to waive Mansbah.rvd Mohammed bin Nayef , who is 57 years old at first demand , but with the passage of hours, as a result of fatigue and fatigue felt caused by diabetes who suffers from it eventually relented and before the waiver in favor of Mohammed bin Salman before dawn. The paper says that the assassination attempt suffered by Mohammed bin Nayef in 2009 has left a deep impact on his health and that his injury was greater than was announced then. The paper points out that close to Mohammed bin Nayef had expressed concern about his health since he suffered assassination attempt where he began to exhibit bouts of pain and show sometimes the effects of tension and anxiety, forcing him to take drugs for pain relief until it is almost addicted to it as the movement of the paper close to him. After accepting the waiver of Nayef was invited "Allegiance Council" where it was said to some of its members , said Mohammed bin Nayef , suffers from the problem of "drug" and therefore ineligible for the post of the future king as paper quotes a close confidant of the ruling family. But the paper quotes a senior Saudi official as denying exposure bin Nayef to any pressure, the official said in a written response to the newspaper that Mohammed bin Nayef , the first swore allegiance to Mohammed bin Salman was filmed at the request of Mohammed bin Salman was with the approval of the Allegiance Commission, and assesses Mohammed bin Nayef , currently in his palace in Jeddah and he receives guests and visited the King and the Crown Prince.



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