US-Iran Deal: 60 Days to Resolve Past Crises
Currently, negotiations are underway between the United States and Iran to reach a new agreement aimed at addressing the longstanding disagreements accumulated over more than five decades, all within a period not exceeding 60 days. The issues on the table include demining the Strait of Hormuz, adjusting sanctions, monitoring Iran's nuclear program, and the future of frozen assets, with expectations that the process will require additional international expertise. The negotiations face many challenges, including political pressures from Israel, hardline factions within Iran, opposition within the United States, as well as the difficulty of modifying the agreement to differ from the 2015 deal, which was criticized by Trump.
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