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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran will collapse: Recent high-stakes, indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran took place in Muscat, Oman, on Friday, February 6. The talks were exclusively nuclear-focused from Iran's perspective, as Tehran insisted on limiting the scope to its nuclear program. U.S. demands,... as reported across sources appear broader and more comprehensive: 📌Removal or relocation of Iran's existing enriched uranium stockpiles. Limits on Iran's ballistic missile program and also ending support/funding for regional proxy groups. While no breakthrough was achieved and the sides remained firm in their initial positions, both characterized the meeting as a "good start" and agreed to continue diplomacy. I see it as unlikely that we will see an agreement between the countries. The sides are so far apart that it is not even possible to begin negotiating on the core issues. As negotiations remain unproductive, the U.S. is bolstering its military presence in the region.show more

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