Iran's delay tactics make negotiations a 'slow-motion car wreck': Lt Col Darin Gaub

Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (ret.) analyzes Iran's dialog strategy, describing it arsenic a 'slow-motion car wreck' with inherent deception.

Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Darin Gaub states that dealing with Iran involves predictable hold tactics and inherent deception, making immoderate statement untrustworthy. Gaub warns that without capable enforcement and oversight mechanisms, an Iran woody is simply a 'piece of paper' apt to beryllium disregarded. He emphasizes Iran's economical illness arsenic a cardinal motivator.