The United States and Iran begin talks of a new nuclear deal after the first “promise” | International
Two representatives from the United States and Iran for the basic introduction of uncertainty words this Saturday looked at Oman’s Sultanato capital masket this Saturday About the future of the Tehran nuclear program. The meeting lasted two and a half hours. According to the Iranian State Television, the local time ended at 17:50, with the commitment to continue to speak next week, perhaps Saturday. At the conclusion of the meeting, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi in a tweet was “constructive and optimistic” and, in other statements gathered through their country’s official means, the two parties declared that the date was “probably next Saturday”, which was decided to continue this date.
Aragchi, who led his country’s negotiations in Oman, assured that his country was trying to get into the agenda of the negotiations, which would naturally have a calendar. ” The minister asserted that “beyond the official” elements, “” important “base, and, after this Saturday meeting, the two representatives” too approached “to the base.
Since the Donald Trump administration departed seven years ago this Saturday, publicly recognized between the United States and Iran, in the first command of Republican, has been signed in 2015 in 2015. In addition to the United States and other Western forces, along with Russia and China, they signed that they would limit their uranium enrichment program, under strict international supervision, not to make nuclear weapons.
In turn, Tehran has lifted progressive sanctions on the country’s economy, especially its main income and currency resource: oil. Trump took America from the deal seven years ago and broke the conversation between the two parties. Since 2021, with Joe Biden in the White House, the two countries have held several rounds of indirect discussions, which have not been in vain.
The meeting between Iranian and American representatives took place in a rising tension in the Middle East and in the wake of Trump’s attempt to demonstrate the negotiations skills he built his political image. The US President wants a new agreement and Would like to do that in its own term: “I want Iran to be amazing, great and happy country, but they should not have nuclear weapons,” he told reporters with American reporters Air Force One When flying in his weekend house, Mar-A-Lago (Florida). Two days ago, he did not hesitate to do so, that he had to resort to the armed forces to achieve his goals. “Israel clearly participates in a lot (in that campaign). It will be a leader,” he said.
It is not very clear what to expect from the negotiations that started in Oman this Saturday. It is not known whether or not discussions such as Trump, or indirect, that Tehran argued this Saturday, is going to be direct. The result is two formats in the conversation, with the two parties to say that they are correct: representatives started a conversation in different rooms, the intermediary of foreign minister Badr al Busidi, and the United Nations Minister and the United States, and the United States, and Steve Witcaoff. According to the Iranian state television, the two spoke “briefly” in the presence of Omane mediator.
The future of conversations is now dependent on whether the United States will adopt the maximum status, for example, the National Security Minister of Trump administration, Mike Waltz, and the National Security Minister for the CBS on March 23. Walts argued that his country would claim its nation’s missil project for the support of Iran’s entire nuclear weapons program and the support of Millet. That is The red line For the Iranian regime, its continuation may also compromise when accepting those demands, emphasizing special analyst Daniel Bashandeh.
This expert thinks “clearly”, “The US has initiated the maximum approach to Iran, in which it is committed to diplomacy, but also resort to military threat.”
In a more convenient scenario for Iran, the White House may try to close a contract specifically in nuclear matters, similar to that signed in 2015, but with more guarantees that Iran is not provided with nuclear weapons.
On the other hand, compromise gestures have been multiplied in recent days. The official news agency IRNA Abbas Aragchi Foreign Minister – has released statements headed by the Foreign Minister of his country – in which he sits on the table in equal terms of the “United States”. Then, in a post on the X -forbidden X – in Iran, but in a post on the social network, but the rule could be tolerated as long as the rule was not criticized – he said.
Aragchi published an opinion article this week Washington Post In this, he warned that the controversy in Iran would cost a president, and promised that he could not take the United States abroad abroad. “We cannot see that Trump should be the president of the Middle East in the Middle East, which is expanding quickly throughout the region and it will cost more than what his ancestors worked in Afghanistan and Iraq,” Aragchi said.
In this area special media Comiation He has crossed the “surprising turn”, Iran’s president and moderate Masood Peshkian said on Wednesday that there was no objection to the fact that “the fact that US investors entered the Iranian’s Supreme Leader” is “entering the Iranian market”.
“Megal Margin”
Although Washington was initially able to claim that the Iranian nuclear program was completely demolished, Daniel Bashee believes that there is a specific “margin”. “Iran does not get nuclear weapons, but Iran does not get the nuclear program. Iran does not get nuclear weapons. Donald Trump’s latest statements, especially in the campaign, are the second by the Foreign Secretary Marco Rubio, and for his special embassy for the Middle East, for his special embassy Steve Witcuff, his Soul Object”.
The match in Oman, behind the closed doorsIran’s influence in the region has been very declining since the began the Israeli military attack in Gaza. Iran faces intense internal economic and social situation, which has its military capabilities Decreased by Israel’s attack last OctoberAnd its regional policy is in ruins to destroy its major ally of its main allies in the Middle East: Hamas in Gaza, Chis Hizbullah Chis Party in Lebanon, the Islamic Militius of Islamic Resistance of Islamic Resistance of Islamic Resistance of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, has been a big beginning in the past month. In these 18 months, they all lost power. Another crucial friend of Iran, the Baccher L-Asad regime was demolished in Syria.
The Policy of Trump’s administration for Russian President Vladimir Putin has also reduced Tehran international support. Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Andre Rudenko said this week that Moscow would not support its entry friend Iran if the United States military attack took place.
The American delegation in Oman led the Trump implementation in the region, Witcuff. Trump has argued that Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s White House, has argued last Monday that he had resumed relations with Iran, who had broken up for 45 years with the United States. That is, they are to be torn apart He resigned from his nuclear program, chemical weapons and ballistic missiles Long Range and its total demolition.
The anticipation, the analyst emphasizes Bashandeh, appears in Iran as a “essential scenario”. Gaddafi was knocked out in 2011 with the help of NATO. “The Islamic regime is unlikely to be helpless before Israel, and his priority is definitely guaranteed to survive in this conversation,” the expert said.
The fear of Washington and other capitals is that Iran uses its nuclear program for military purposes, which is a serious condemnation. That fear is particularly under pressure in Israel, with its presence in Iran with nuclear weapons. Since the United States withdrawn from the 2018 Agreement, Iran has stopped fulfilling its commitments regularly and has now enriched Uranium up to 60%, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA). This is an amount beyond the need for civil use and it reaches 90% of uranium purity to make nuclear weapons. However, Tehran emphasized that the benefits of its nuclear program were particularly citizenship.
