Keshi Analyzes Trump's Cancellation of Iran Nuclear Deal

Joe Keshi, a former Nigerian diplomat, provides his perspective on why former U.S. President Donald Trump canceled the Iran nuclear deal established by Barack Obama.

Keshi suggests that Trump's actions stem from a personal grievance over Obama, the first Black president of the U.S., and a desire to dismantle Obama's legacy. He notes that Trump faced pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a close ally, to abandon the deal.

Keshi emphasizes that the cancellation has led to increased tensions and violence in the Middle East, including recent Israeli airstrikes that reportedly killed key Iranian figures, including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's family members and military leaders. He argues that the U.S. has a history of failed regime change attempts in countries like Afghanistan, Libya, and Iraq, warning that similar miscalculations could occur in Iran.

Keshi concludes that Iran does not pose a threat to the U.S. except in the context of Israeli interests.