There is no good deal to be made with Iran

In light of the war being labeled a strategic failure, the article argues that any new deal with Iran under the Trump administration would only cement its position of power and defeat the original containment strategy. This stance emphasizes that while engagement might seem appealing, it's ultimately worse than maintaining the current containment approach. The implications are significant, as any accommodation could lead to long-term geopolitical disadvantages and embolden Iran's aggressive regional posture. The article underscores the necessity of reassessing U.S. policy to avoid repeating past mistakes.