Are Negotiations at a Standstill Before Elections
The article discusses the negotiation round between Iran and the United States aimed at reviving the nuclear agreement. The talks have become stuck over disagreements regarding the sequence of steps, amid American efforts to impose economic pressure on Tehran. Former President Trump is betting that increasing pressure—such as heightened oil tanker crossings and the Iranian rial's decline—will compel Iran to concede to its conditions, especially given the decline in oil exports and Iran's insistence on demands like lifting sanctions and releasing frozen assets. Conversely, Iran is not ready to make concessions before the elections, as it is believed that the current phase of negotiations will not result in a decisive agreement before the upcoming U.S. electoral vote.
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