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#The third round of negotiations has been suspended#
‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Wall Street Journal reports that the United States has made the following demands to Iran during the Geneva talks:
🔻Comprehensive closure of the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, Natanz Nuclear Facility, and Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center.
🔻Transfer of all enriched uranium stockpiles to the United States.
🔻No sunset clauses, making the restrictions permanent rather than time-limited like the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
🔻Zero enrichment demands, while allowing Iran to retain the Tehran research reactor.
🔻Initially granting limited sanctions waivers, with additional waivers strictly tied to verified compliance.
These conditions are considered extremely high demands. If Iran is to accept these conditions, it will likely require significant or even complete lifting of sanctions; even so, certain terms are difficult for Tehran to meet.
Iran's counter-proposal (a temporary freeze for several years + negotiations with regional allies) is unsurprising—aimed at buying time, protecting infrastructure, and testing the U.S. resolve on the sequence of sanctions. However, differences remain: Tehran views uranium enrichment as a sovereign right and leverage, while Washington sees it as a path to nuclear weapons development.
Pausing negotiations midway is a routine practice, especially when both delegations need to communicate with their domestic counterparts on thorny issues. It is expected that both sides will need 24 to 48 hours before reaching an agreement or proposing a decent temporary measure (such as a limited freeze on partial sanctions waivers). At this point, the signals sent by the U.S. military (carrier movements, posture at Diego Garcia) are not mere posturing but are aimed at avoiding a repeat of the 2015 situation where delays occurred again.
No miracles are expected tonight, but the room has not cleared out yet.
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#The third round of negotiations has been suspended#
‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Wall Street Journal reports that the United States has made the following demands to Iran during the Geneva talks:
🔻Comprehensive closure of the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, Natanz Nuclear Facility, and Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center.
🔻Transfer of all enriched uranium stockpiles to the United States.
🔻No sunset clauses, making the restrictions permanent rather than time-limited like the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
🔻Zero enrichment demands, while allowing Iran to retain the Tehran research reactor.
🔻Initially granting limited sanctions waivers, with additional waivers strictly tied to verified compliance.
These conditions are considered extremely high demands. If Iran is to accept these conditions, it will likely require significant or even complete lifting of sanctions; even so, certain terms are difficult for Tehran to meet.
Iran's counter-proposal (a temporary freeze for several years + negotiations with regional allies) is unsurprising—aimed at buying time, protecting infrastructure, and testing the U.S. resolve on the sequence of sanctions. However, differences remain: Tehran views uranium enrichment as a sovereign right and leverage, while Washington sees it as a path to nuclear weapons development.
Pausing negotiations midway is a routine practice, especially when both delegations need to communicate with their domestic counterparts on thorny issues. It is expected that both sides will need 24 to 48 hours before reaching an agreement or proposing a decent temporary measure (such as a limited freeze on partial sanctions waivers). At this point, the signals sent by the U.S. military (carrier movements, posture at Diego Garcia) are not mere posturing but are aimed at avoiding a repeat of the 2015 situation where delays occurred again.
No miracles are expected tonight, but the room has not cleared out yet.
#International situation##To understand hot topics instantly, use ZhiSou# http://t.cn/AXcaMFsR