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Trump Faces Iran Choice
The message from U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance to Mohsen Rezaei presents Donald Trump with two choices: reach an understanding with Tehran in exchange for a nuclear concession, or treat the stalled negotiations as proof that diplomacy has run its course and shift to putting pressure on the regime—a move that could threaten its survival. Iran is demanding guarantees before making concessions, while Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are seeking to pave the way for a diplomatic off-ramp. Tom Barrack said there was a window of two or three weeks to work on the next steps, not a fixed date for a military strike. The article argues that de-escalation will require flexibility from Iran and a clear U.S. strategy to protect its allies. It warns that if the negotiations fail, escalation may become more likely, leaving countries across the region to bear the consequences.
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