America and Iran Unprepared for Deal
The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's rejection of a potential agreement with Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz. He indicated that Washington is not in a rush to reach a deal that would be unsuitable. He rejected Iran's proposal to open the strait in exchange for lifting the sanctions, describing it as no different from the previous memorandum of understanding that he signed in June. Trump aims to maintain his leverage by emphasizing that Iran has lost its bargaining chip of controlling the strait and that the U.S. Navy forces are capable of ensuring the safe passage of ships. The article notes that Washington is seeking an agreement that aligns with its interests and protects its negotiating position, especially ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in less than two months. It also confirms that diplomatic channels with Iran remain open despite escalating tensions. Washington continues to exert economic pressure through sanctions and coordination with multiple countries. Meanwhile, Iran challenges U.S. threats, affirming its stance and rejecting American conditions, with hints of possible military surprises if Washington launches a new attack.
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