Has Iran’s strategy shifted? No. To the significant changes that have happened? No. Iran’s you see the problem in JCPOA with the nuclear deal that I negotiated was that that was a shift in Iran strategy from resistance. We went to compromise and that’s why it faced so much opposition in Iran. You see, both Iran and the United States basically did something that they were not used to. We’re used to resisting. the Americans are used to imposing. So we faced the greatest opposition in Iran and the Americans faced the greatest opposition in the United States because they could not impose the nuclear deal and we could we did not resist any deal that was offered to us so that we are back to the resistance strategy which we are used to. We’re very good at it. I may not I mean it it would may not be the best strategy that I would prescribe for Iran but it is not an a strategy that we’re not very good at. We can resist. We have resisted. We can resist. We only had two years of JCPOA and that was an aberration, not the resistance. One more thing that I I think it would be important for all of us to consider is is the fact that we can be prisoners of the past or we can look to the future.
