Nuclear Posturing, Not Progress: The Unseen Costs of International Confrontation Kazem Gharibabadi's response to the IAEA resolution is a familiar script.
As Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister rails against "fabrications" and Western meddling, it's hard not to think of past skirmishes in the nuclear chess match between Tehran and the international community.
Gharibabadi's assertion that the resolution won't achieve what its signatories intend is hardly surprising. Diplomacy has become a luxury few can afford in this increasingly polarized world.