Der Iran Deal, den's gar nicht gibt

Eigentlich sei es falsch, vom einem Nukleardeal mit dem Iran zu schreiben, meint Gideon Rachman, denn:

There is no Iran nuclear deal. The joint statement released by Iran and its negotiating partners earlier this month was a few short paragraphs, skirting all the crucial issues. All the detail about what was “agreed” was actually contained in a unilateral statement issued by the Americans on April 2 - the so-called White House fact sheet. Iran had not signed off on that “fact sheet.” And, in subsequent days, Iran made it clear that it dissents from the American interpretation of what was agreed. The two sides are meant to bridge all these gaps between now and their next deadline of June 30, which is when a final agreement is meant to be agreed. However, given that the framework agreement is actually a mirage, it seems rather unlikely that the two sides will sign off on the final deal in June - or even later this year. Talk of an Iran “deal” is certainly unjustified. Given the gaps between Iran and the U.S., failure is still more likely than success.