Iranian officials say Tehran delays talks to block Trump success
Iranian sources have indicated that Tehran is deliberately prolonging its negotiations with Washington in order to weaken former U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of the November Congress elections. Iran fears a resurgence of military operations and has heightened concerns over potential new Israeli and American strikes, viewing the religious establishment as determined not to grant Trump a political victory. Tehran is demanding that its conditions be met within the framework of the "Seven Days Plan" before resuming nuclear negotiations, with communication ongoing through intermediaries. However, estimates suggest that the chances of reaching an agreement before the elections are slim, especially as continued escalation weighs heavily on the Iranian economy and deepens its financial crises, with an annual inflation rate of 73.6% and the rial losing about 35% of its value since the beginning of the year.
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