Zero uranium enrichment and nuclear bomb debate
The article addresses Iran's negotiation initiatives regarding its nuclear program, focusing on the "Yes, but" philosophy adopted by Tehran in negotiations. Through this approach, Iran seeks to achieve its highest national objectives while offering superficial concessions to serve its strategic interests. It also notes that previous negotiations centered around zero uranium enrichment and zero Iranian nuclear weapons, and that the recent war against Iran has complicated the situation, turning the Strait of Hormuz into a global threat factor. The article explains that international tensions intersect with Russia's and China's interests, emphasizing the importance of multilateral solutions to resolve the crisis.
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