According to CNN insiders, an agreement to end the war in the Middle East was very close to being signed until US President Donald Trump started talking nonsense and angered Iran.
Points of attention
- Insider reports indicate that Iran's initial cooperation shifted to denial and anger following Trump's actions, causing the optimism about the potential peace deal to diminish rapidly.
- The failure to reach an agreement highlights the crucial role of diplomatic sensitivity and strategic communication in delicate international negotiations, especially in conflict resolution efforts in the Middle East.
The US cannot reach an agreement with Iran because of Trump
Just a few days ago, it seemed that Washington and Tehran were close to signing a peace agreement.
However, this favorable "atmosphere" was sharply spoiled by Donald Trump's loud statements against Iran.
The US president attempted to negotiate through the press, posting about the talks on social media and speaking to the media.
The Iranian regime was not prepared for this turn of events and was quite angry with the White House.
According to one insider, official Tehran agreed to a number of provisions, although they were not finally agreed upon.
What is also interesting is that Iran even agreed to many of the US's most controversial demands — in particular, the transfer of enriched uranium.
However, following Trump's public statements, Iranian officials openly rejected many of these claims and denied that they were preparing for another round of talks, "rapidly fading the growing optimism about the deal."
