It's now or never.
Join community leaders and allies today at 3:30pm ET/12:30 pm PT virtually to flood congressional phone lines demanding support for war powers resolutions to prevent Trump from escalating our involvement in the Iran War.
RSVP at niacouncil.org/campaign/sign-…
"It would be a catastrophic mistake to be led into a war by the same neocons that claimed the Iraq war would be a cakewalk," warns @niacouncil.org. By @brettwilkins.bsky.social
The @niacouncil.org has put together a great and timely resource on US Travel Bans going into effect on June 9th.
NIAC Policy Director Ryan Costello breaks down what appears to be behind the stalled US-Iran talks in Oman: www.middleeasteye.net/news/why-hav...
The pace that the parties have set on negotiations has been difficult to sustain, but not impossible. With sufficient will, the negotiations can reach the finish line and avert the risks of a disastrous war and Iranian weaponization of its nuclear program.
The U.S. and Iran need to resolve security challenges through diplomacy, not threats and military escalation. This is true on the nuclear issue, where we encourage the U.S. & Iran to return to negotiations as soon as possible.
Where the admin has led with diplomacy and sustained that focus, they’ve delivered some positive results. Where the admin has let bombs lead the way, like Biden before them, we’ve seen security worsen and sustainable solutions move further from reach.
Trump entered office with a deficit of effective U.S. diplomacy in the Middle East, not a deficit of threats or bombing.
The Secretary of Defense threatening Iran with “CONSEQUENCE” for its ties with the Houthis won’t create a military solution to security challenges in Yemen when none exists.
