Tag: nuclear file
Trump’s final warning to Tehran: a comprehensive peace agreement or inevitable military confrontation
China and its role in stabilizing global markets
Trump: Preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is a priority that transcends financial challenges, and he accuses the American media of “great treason.”
Trump speaks about the American economic situation
Concerns in Tel Aviv about a new US-Iranian nuclear agreement… and warnings of “dangerous concessions”
Israel and political tensions with the United States
War drums are beating: Tehran brandishes the “nuclear” threat, and Trump describes its response as “garbage”
Iran: National security options and potential escalation
Washington is considering escalation options; Trump is threatening to reopen the file on military operations against Iran
Iran: New options for military pressure
Iran: Washington and Israel bear responsibility for the disruption of maritime navigation in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran offers generous responses to the American proposal.
Tehran confirms receiving a balanced response to its proposals, describes its demands as reasonable, and offers “generous” alternatives to resolve the nuclear issue
Iran affirms its flexibility in dealing with international issues.
Diplomatic anticipation: Tehran prepares to send its final position on the American proposal
Iran: The effects of escalation on stability in the Middle East
A 14-point memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran to open the Strait of Hormuz and lift sanctions
Hormuz: How do the negotiations affect regional security?
Will the confrontation reignite? Open-ended conflict between Tehran and Washington
America and the factors leading to regional instability
Tehran: No talks with Washington before the war is completely ended
Iran: The United States' position of responsibility in the obstacles
Iran’s latest gamble: postponing the nuclear deal to salvage the situation… and Trump is brandishing the military option
Iran: Efforts to reduce tensions in the Strait of Hormuz