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The article points out that negotiations between Iran and the United States will not resume until the escalation is reduced and tensions are eased between the two sides, especially regarding military activities and materials in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf states. Political researcher Ibrahim Hamdan emphasizes that both parties' adherence to the Islamabad Memorandum and maintaining calm are essential conditions for returning to negotiations and making progress, as continued escalation or bombing complicates negotiations and hampers potential understandings. Mediators hope that both sides will commit to these conditions to facilitate dialogue and effectively restart negotiations.
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