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As long as this coin-supreme leader is in power and Iran's endgame hasn't shifted,

meaning they haven't made the decision to pursue the North Korea route and weaponize the still and pursue the Japan route,

that it makes eminence for them to revive.

So I would argue that it's more likely than not at some point the deal is revived,

although I'm not arguing that it's eminence and I think it will require a change of US strategy,

to a change of US tactics to get the deal revived.

Kreme Saajipur is a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,

where he focuses on Iran and US foreign policy toward the Middle East.

Kreme, who has been on our show before, was previously an analyst with the International Crisis Group,

based in Tehran and Washington.

He joins us today to talk about a potential new nuclear deal with Iran.

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