Washington engages Iran via intermediaries amid growing domestic pressure
The article addresses the escalation and tension between the United States and Iran, amid ongoing indirect negotiations to end the seven-month-long conflict over Iran's nuclear program. The Trump administration affirmed that Washington will not abandon its firm stance against Iran developing nuclear weapons, and that it is taking Iran's threats to its global interests seriously. At the same time, U.S. Secretary of State Robbie raised the alert level regarding Iran's threats to attack American interests, accusing Iran of trying to build a military arsenal that could hinder negotiations. Mediation efforts have focused through Qatar and Pakistan, while Iran continues to threaten halting oil exports and disrupting infrastructure, amid escalating economic pressures within Iran, where the rial has fallen to its lowest levels. The United States has also imposed sanctions on ten groups and individuals. These measures aim to pressure Tehran and push it to make concessions in negotiations to revive the nuclear deal, amidst Iranian escalation linked to regional pressures and American sanctions.
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