US-Iran talks resume but no room for Tehran to stall, analyst says
Political analyst Saeed Al-Bustani outlines strict conditions for renewed US-Iran negotiations, stressing Washington will not tolerate Iranian stalling.
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AIPolitical analyst Saeed Al-Bustani, an expert on US and Middle East affairs, outlined the conditions for resuming negotiations between the United States and Iran.
In an intervention via Al Arabiya FM, Al-Bustani said that returning to the negotiating table this time does not in any way mean allowing Iran to exploit time or delay the process, and there are clear commitments the US wants. He emphasized that the United States has set clear requirements for Tehran.
He added that while the door to negotiations remains open with the help of mediators, the US insists on firm commitments from Iran, including halting its control over the Strait of Hormuz and making concessions on its nuclear program.
US President Donald Trump previously announced that the United States and Israel had agreed to postpone planned strikes on Iran at Tehran's request and that of other regional countries, provided a swift agreement is reached. He also stated that the US is fully prepared to confront Iran with unprecedented force not seen since World War II.
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