Why Washington and Tehran signed early
The article discusses the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, aimed at suspending military operations between the two sides and opening new negotiations on the nuclear issue. The signing was initially conducted in secret before being publicly announced in France, with differing atmospheres surrounding the event: U.S. President Trump appeared celebrating as he signed, while Iranian President simply displayed the signed document without any celebratory gestures. This move comes after political pressures and a firm insistence on reaching an understanding, with Iran reaffirming that it will not negotiate over its missile capabilities. A round of talks is expected to be held in Geneva to discuss the implementation of the agreement, although no final deadline has been set. Tehran has emphasized that its defensive capabilities will remain non-negotiable.
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