Trump’s reduction foreign help could benefit from an American position in Iran’s negotiations

President Donald TrumpThe decision to reduce foreign funding for help could strengthen the president’s negotiating position because it seems to contain Iran.

“I look at the cross -section of the USAID praise the Iranians have given as part of the negotiating skills of President Trump,” Hey Kimball, Director of Politics and Strategic Operations on The United States Education Associationsaid Fox News Digital.

The comments come after Trump’s controversial decision stopped financing the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and sent most of the USAID packaging employees, part of the administration plan to eliminate what considers wasteful government consumption.

Despite the controversy, the decision received praise from the Iranian regime, which traditionally observed American help in Iran as a threat to the Government of the Earth.

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According to the Associated Press report on Wednesday, Trump’s move was “praised” in the Iranian state media, which reduce foreign help as a blow to the activists of the pro-democracy that Iran considers that they benefited from American foreign assistance.

The favorable perception of Trump’s move Iran comes at a critical time, and Trump recently renews the American campaign of “maximum pressure” to Iran and reaffirms the American position that Iran can never allow it to own nuclear weapons.

While Trump has been using a sharp rhetoric in Iran in recent days, including a vow to “delete” the country if he successfully brings a alleged plot for the assassination to him, the President also called on the regime to start neglecting the “Nuclear Peace Agreement” with the United States.

“I want Iran to be a big and successful country, but one that cannot have a nuclear weapon. It reports that the United States, will work in cooperation with Israel, develop Iran in Smithereens, are greatly exaggerated,” Trump wrote in a post on social networks in Wednesday.

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Kimball believes that Trump can use a reduction in foreign help as a negotiating chip in these potential negotiations, noting that the president could change their minds and continue funds if the Iranians do not achieve an acceptable job.

“I would say that at this point he is teasing the Iranians, knowing that at any moment he could immediately return to the spy funding of opposition groups if he did not feel like he was complying with his requests or negotiations,” Kimball said.

“It seems to me that with the Iranian regime has access to carrots and sticks and stopping the funding of the critics of the regime, teasing agreement, but also threatening sanctions, and talking to Israel on a military strike and that Iran will not get nuclear weapons is part of his master negotiating skills to make opponents They were in balance, “Kimball added.

In the end, Kimball believes that Trump’s ultimate goal is to reduce an agreement that would eliminate the Iranian nuclear program without putting on US members To the detriment of the second foreign conflict.

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“It was very clear that he did not want to send American troops to war, but he will also not be soft about it and allow bad job to avoid war,” Kimball said. “The ultimate goal for President Trump is an agreement that removes the threat that Iran represents in the United States, Israel, the region, and really the whole world, not only in their nuclear program, but in their development of ballistic missiles and delivery systems to ensure that Iran may be Iran to be great again. “