As hot as the speculation market about nuclear negotiations with Iran!
Iran's foreign minister's statements about the need to review and change the 2015 nuclear document have led experts and risk assessment institutions to speculate about the creation of a new negotiation framework.
The political group of the Anna Science and Technology News Agency, “Joel Rabin”, an expert on West Asian affairs, says that “Kamala Harris”, the vice president of the United States and the Democratic candidate for the 2024 election, if she wins this competition, will seek to reach a new nuclear agreement with Tehran, because the expectation As the possible helmsman of the White House, he is going to pursue a realistic foreign policy.
Rabin, who was assistant to the Deputy Foreign Minister during the administration of “Barack Obama” and is closely familiar with the process of obtaining the 2015 nuclear agreement, claimed: We have passed the idea of restarting the old agreement. The progress of Iran's nuclear program has exceeded the previous limits (which were imposed in the agreement) and now our goal should be to achieve a solid and verifiable nuclear agreement that will stop Iran's acceleration to acquire nuclear weapons.
Emphasizing that the road ahead is difficult, he added: “Every realistic president is looking for such an agreement, and Harris will be a realistic president.”
In the past, Harris has spoken of a desire to return to the nuclear deal with Iran, but it is not clear if he has such a position now. The Democratic candidate for the 2024 elections said during the party assembly: “I will never hesitate to take any necessary measures to protect our forces and interests against Iran and its proxy groups.”
At the same time, “R. A. it. RANE, a risk assessment intelligence firm, says that “as the Hamas-Israeli conflict subsides, nuclear talks are more likely.”
R. A. NA continues this speculation and adds: When the negotiations begin, Iran will demand more guarantees considering the possibility of the US withdrawing again. Also, out of concern that any new agreement would not last, Iran is less willing to back down from the US and shows no desire to disable its advanced centrifuges.
Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, also said in his first television interview after taking the helm of Iran's diplomatic apparatus that the JCPOA cannot be revived in its current form.
In explaining this matter, he mentioned the change in international conditions, the change in Europe's security perspective and the expiration of some deadlines set in the JCPOA, as part of the reasons for revising and changing the nuclear agreement document in a new negotiation framework and warned that “when a document is opened It's hard work to put it back together.”
Since yesterday, when the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution said during the meeting with the members of the government delegation, “We should not put our hopes on the enemy and wait for the approval of the enemies for our plans. It is not a contradiction to interact with the same enemy somewhere, but we should not have hope and trust in them”; We are witnessing foreign media's speculation that the chapter of nuclear negotiations between Iran and world powers is open.
