US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Israeli PM Bennett
The big picture: Sullivan sketched out three possible near-term scenarios on Iran’s nuclear program in the meetings, two officials say:
1) An agreement within the next several weeks to return to full compliance with the 2015 deal, which he was skeptical would be achieved.
2) A “freeze for freeze” interim agreement to stop Iran from further accelerating its program.
3) No deal and new sanctions and pressure on Iran.
The backstory: As the nuclear talks resumed in Vienna, anxiety was growing in the Prime Minister’s Office over the idea that the Biden administration would seek a partial agreement that would provide Iran with sanctions relief without any nuclear rollback.
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