Amir Ali Abu Al-Fath on Iran-US issues
The news highlights the complexities of the negotiations between Iran and the United States, with repeated condemnations amid differing statements and adjustments in their positions, especially regarding the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program. An international analyst confirms that there is currently no prospect of reaching an agreement, with the main obstacle being Iran's demands to end the war and receive compensation, which Washington refuses. It is anticipated that the situation will become more complicated, increasing the likelihood of war, especially under internal pressures on the American president. Both sides are in need of limited mediation, which is actually weak in resolving the crisis. It is expected that the deadlock will continue until Iran is able to impose its conditions once again.
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