Can US-Tehran relations improve

The article discusses attempts to improve the relationship between the United States and Iran after a period of hostility, focusing on the challenges faced in rebuilding mutual trust. The analysis indicates that an agreement could be possible if U.S. President Donald Trump adopts a stance centered on mutual interests rather than unilateral demands, emphasizing the importance of overcoming obstacles related to previous deals and frozen assets. Experts confirm that building trust requires practical steps, such as Iran ceasing threats to ships in the Strait of Hormuz and offering voluntary measures in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. They also note that the current conditions and intense hostility hinder the restoration of trust between Washington and Tehran. Furthermore, the current situation is linked to an Iranian national escalation and the Iranian regime’s rejection of negotiations on some core issues, making diplomatic solutions contingent on both sides’ willingness to cooperate and achieve mutually beneficial interests.

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