Tehran: Hopes and doubts in the event of progressive nuclear discussions

Tehran: Hopes and doubts in the event of progressive nuclear discussions

Tehran, Iran - Depending on who you ask, a nuclear agreement between Iran and the United States is either a desired idea or shortly before that.

Current developments in the negotiations

Last week the US President Donald Trump said that Washington was " very close to it, an agreement with To achieve Iran, which has the goal of preventing “nuclear dust formation”, as Trump puts it.

In the streets of Tajreesh, a wealthy quarter in the north of Tehran, the residents told CNN that a lifting of sanctions in the context of a possible agreement represents a welcome view, even if trust in the current US president, which is known in Iran, is already to have given up such an agreement , is low.

"Of course, the lifting of the sanctions would be good for Iran," said the Tehran Houman Gharoonzadeh, but added: "I think if America asked us to defend us and to lift our sanctions for it is not good business."

The sanctions have hit the Iranian economy hard, they cut Tehran from most bank and trade connections to the West and made the country dependent on geopolitical allies such as Russia and China.

cultural changes under sanctions

In the streets of Iran, western brands are becoming increasingly difficult to find, while imitating logos are widespread and are reminiscent of a nostalgic time of better international relationships.

The cars are typically Iranian or Chinese and in particular the country's aviation industry suffers from Aircraft purchase permits and forbidden imports urgently needed spare parts.

resistance to western interference

Russia and China try to benefit from the aggressive practice of the West to impose economic sanctions. Moscow is supposed to nucleares and space knowledge In exchange for Iranian rockets and drones for attacks on Ukraine. However, Iran has always contested drones on Russia for use in Ukraine. According to the USA, Beijing is a

The role of Iran's Foreign Minister

In an opinion article for the Washington Post Warb Irans Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in the US government for the economic opportunities that Tehran offers.

"" It is the hurdles of the US government and the congress, not Iran, that the American companies hold from the trillion dollar chance that the access to our economy represents, "he wrote.

"It could change everything," said the Tehran citizen Maryam, who did not want to call her last name, to negotiate uranium enrichment - and the sanctions. "At the moment we cannot sell anything. We cannot act with other countries," she said to Cnn.

difficult negotiations

"Try not to speak nonsense," said Khamenei in an early post on his website to the US negotiators and repeated the Iranian position that Tehran in the event of the desire uranium for Peaceful purposes will be enriched.

The enrichment of uranium, a nuclear fuel that can be converted into weapons in the event of high purity, is the biggest point of controversy in the negotiations. Iran insists that it will never give up its right to enrich.

the perspective on the agreement

khamenei will have the last word to have a possible agreement, and his public statements will specify the tone for every interaction of INANS with Washington. However, Iran's Foreign Minister confirmed on Wednesday that Tehran will send negotiators for the fifth round of negotiations with the United States, which is due to begin in Rome on Friday. Special representative Steve Witkoff will lead the US side while the talks enter the "critical phase", reported a source over Cnn.

"You will drive Iran into a tightness, and so much is required that Iran cannot give in. And it will fail," said the Tehran Eskander, who also only wanted to call his first names, about negotiations.

Israel's attitude and international effects

In view of the continuing military aggression of Israel in Gaza, the eyes in Jerusalem also focus on the US Iran negotiations.

CNN reported on Tuesday that US intelligence agencies indicate that Israel prepares one possible attack on Iran's nuclear systems, whereby the likelihood of an attack is closely linked to the outcome of the talks, according to the officials.

In his comments on Thursday, Netanyahu emphasized that there was a “complete coordination” with the USA in terms of Iran, while the Trump administration is striving for a new nuclear agreement with Tehran.

He explained that every agreement must prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and the enrichment of uranium. In view of the risk of such an escalation, the Iranians look tense into the future.

"If Israel bombies Iran, it will be the Third World War. It will not go out well," the Tehraner Amir-Reza told CNN.