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If they were free of restrictions and sanctions, they wouldn't be above 3.67% (the threshold in the agreement). Because in order to be free of restrictions and sanctions, they'd have to stay below that level. If they had pushed past that level, they wouldn't be free of sanctions - because the sanctions would be back in place.

That's yet another assumption that gives the mullahs the benefit of the doubt. There's zero possibility they wouldn't be pushing forward full tilt boogie for a nuclear weapon. Only their bank coffers would be full of cash in this case.

Zero.

Have they sent drones against it during the period of the ceasefire? I hadn't seen that reported. Could you provide a link?

Sure
https://www.ibtimes.com/key-saudi-pipeline-red-sea...
Key Saudi Pipeline To Red Sea Hit By Iranian Drone Attack Despite U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Announcement The East-West pipeline is almost 750 miles long and was the country's only way to export crude after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

It's at full capacity.
At any rate, I'd rather have my oil go through something I control than something controlled by a bunch of maniacs.

Because they don't have the ability to stop it.

So in your mind Iran just bombs the Gulf states forever and they do nothing about it.

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