Factors Behind Tehran-Washington Talks
The article discusses efforts to find a solution to the crisis between the United States and Iran, focusing on the American administration's attempt to exploit the presence of the Iranian president and his delegation at the United Nations General Assembly to open a direct negotiation channel. Although Iran proposed the "Seven Days" plan, which includes a comprehensive de-escalation and the lifting of sanctions in exchange for starting nuclear talks, Trump quickly rejected the proposal without detailed discussion, thereby complicating the prospects for de-escalation. The article explains that there is an opportunity to restart negotiations if misunderstandings regarding control of the Strait of Hormuz are addressed, the illusion of achieving absolute victory is abandoned, and both sides show flexible concessions. It emphasizes that failure to reach an agreement would cause long-term economic and security harm to the Gulf region and the world.
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