Washington and Tehran negotiations extend past deadline

The article discusses the failure to extend the deadline set in the U.S.-Iranian memorandum of understanding, known as the "Islamabad Memorandum," which aimed to negotiate a final agreement regarding Iran's nuclear program and related issues. After the 60-day deadline expired, a final deal was not reached, although diplomatic channels and discussions continue, despite heightened military tensions, accusations exchanged, and economic escalation between the two sides. The events indicate that negotiations are still ongoing, but several scenarios are possible, including resuming talks and limited arrangements, or military escalation and regional tensions, with U.S. intentions to impose economic pressures and a potential return to a prolonged conflict pattern in the region.

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