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Iran Unlikely to Negotiate Now
The article explains that Iran is currently unwilling to negotiate on key issues such as the nuclear dossier, the missile program, and compensation matters, using the Strait of Hormuz as a primary bargaining chip. Iran is leveraging the Strait issue to expand its options while avoiding direct negotiations on the core topics, which has led to delays and disruptions in the anticipated talks between the two sides. It also indicates that the current negotiations are progressing along two tracks, one of which involves Oman, and that the negotiation efforts remain without a clear timetable, with no agreement in sight at this point.
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