Iran officials declared that they're open to a new nuclear deal that actually makes money for both sides:
$INIT "For the agreement to last, the U.S. must benefit too... oil/gas, joint fields, mining, aircraft purchases are all on the table."
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Feature Previous Deal (JCPOA) Proposed 2026 Framework
Primary Goal Nuclear containment Mutual economic integration
U.S. Benefit Regional security Direct profit & market access
Iranian Ask Full sanction removal "Real and usable" asset release
Key Barrier Uranium enrichment levels RegionalThe "Art of the Deal" Context
This move appears designed to appeal directly to President Trump’s preference for bilateral, transaction-based diplomacy. By placing aircraft orders and mining rights on the table, Iran is attempting to create a "golden handcuff" scenario where the U.S. would find it economically disadvantageous to withdraw from the deal in the future.
The Reality Check: While the economic incentives are high, significant friction remains. The U.S. team (led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner) is still navigating intense pressure from Israel to include ballistic missiles and "zero enrichment" in any final text—demands Tehran has currently labeled as "non-starters."
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran flips the script on nuclear talks. Officials in Tehran are now pitching a "mutual profit" model for a new deal, offering the U.S. access to oil, mining, and massive aircraft orders. The logic? An agreement only lasts if both sides are making money. With Kushner and Witkoff heading to Geneva, the "Art of the Deal" is meeting its toughest test yet.
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