Andrew England

They've got research and development know-how, which you can never reverse, right?

But as they did in the 2015 deal, they agreed to reduce the level of enrichment drastically to levels that were insignificant.

They had caps on their stockpile.

The rest was taken offshore.

And in return, they got the sanctions relief.

So they complied with that deal until Trump pulled out of it in 2018.

And that pushed them way back from being able to have the capacity to develop a nuclear weapon.

So you could see kind of a deal like that

Now, the question is, how do you frame it?

What kind of economic dividend does Iran get?

It's much harder to give.

Iran's sanctions relief today than it was in 2015 after everything that's gone on, both internally and externally.

The good thing with Trump is he can spin anything.

I mean, yesterday he was asked about inflation.

He said, I love inflation.

So, I mean, you know, there's hope.

Well, now you say to go along a thing you love, I'm going to have to go for the English 14.

Inshallah.

It's a pretty big deal, actually.

Some people would say it wasn't a surprise, because as you said, the UAE has long complained about OPEC quotas restricting its ability to sell more oil.