Tehran Weighs Nuclear Deal Risks

The article discusses the ongoing negotiations between Iran and the United States regarding the Iranian nuclear issue, amid persistent fundamental disagreements over the nature of the nuclear program and how to handle it. It explains that Tehran is attempting to exploit its nuclear ambiguity as a means of ensuring the survival of the regime, emphasizing that the negotiations focus on tactical issues rather than on the root of the crisis, which is the nuclear program itself. It also indicates that Washington may reach a tactical agreement regarding the Strait of Hormuz, but this will not address the core problem related to Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The article underscores that Tehran’s objective is to maintain what it calls "nuclear ambiguity" to prevent inspection and restrict monitoring. It highlights the disagreement over the prominence of the Iranian Supreme Leader and the evaluation of the regime’s situation, hinting that the confrontation continues over nuclear issues and political guarantees. Additionally, it suggests that military escalation should not be underestimated if diplomacy fails, concluding that the nuclear issue remains the core of the crisis between the two sides.

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