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⭕️ Murtaza Hussain breaks down why the current U.S.–Iran talks are stacked against any real diplomatic breakthrough. He outlines three major U.S. demands Iran considers red lines: limits on its nuclear program, curbs on support for regional allies, and restrictions on Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities, particularly missile range. Hussain... argues these demands are “extremely onerous,” noting that even under far better conditions a decade ago, Washington struggled to secure limits on the nuclear file alone. He describes the current approach as a form of gunboat diplomacy, with the U.S. flooding the region with aircraft, fleets, and missile defenses to pressure Tehran “almost literally with a gun to their head.” While the expanded format of talks including regional states could help delay war, Hussain warns the military buildup is steadily degrading Iran’s leverage. “If you ignore what they’re saying and look at what the U.S. is doing,” he says, “they’re really preparing for a confrontation regardless of diplomacy.” Murtaza Hussain | Drop Siteshow more

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