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๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ท Iran is quietly reconsidering a NUCLEAR DEAL with Washington.
According to the New York Times, Tehran is now reviewing concrete proposals from Qatari mediators, after weeks of refusing to negotiate.
And JD Vance is playing a surprisingly central role.
He opposed the war from the beginning, warned Trump about the consequences, and has now been pushing for direct talks with Iran.
Even Mohsen Rezaei, Iran's powerful security chief, is softening his position behind closed doors.
Publicly, he insists Washington must lift sanctions and ease its blockade BEFORE any nuclear negotiations.
Privately, he's already discussing the nuclear issue.
The biggest obstacle remains Iran's highly enriched uranium. Trump wants it surrendered. Tehran refuses to send it abroad, but has previously considered diluting it under international supervision.
So there may actually be room for a deal.
What's remarkable is that Vance spent months arguing AGAINST this war, only to find himself trying to negotiate an end to it after Republicans suffered a crushing midterm defeat.
Trump could still order another attack.
But perhaps losing an election has made diplomacy a little more appealing.
Source: NYT / Writer: Oliver
#GrowWithSAC #StrategySTRCResumesIssuanceAfterOver170Days
๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ท Iran is quietly reconsidering a NUCLEAR DEAL with Washington.
According to the New York Times, Tehran is now reviewing concrete proposals from Qatari mediators, after weeks of refusing to negotiate.
And JD Vance is playing a surprisingly central role.
He opposed the war from the beginning, warned Trump about the consequences, and has now been pushing for direct talks with Iran.
Even Mohsen Rezaei, Iran's powerful security chief, is softening his position behind closed doors.
Publicly, he insists Washington must lift sanctions and ease its blockade BEFORE any nuclear negotiations.
Privately, he's already discussing the nuclear issue.
The biggest obstacle remains Iran's highly enriched uranium. Trump wants it surrendered. Tehran refuses to send it abroad, but has previously considered diluting it under international supervision.
So there may actually be room for a deal.
What's remarkable is that Vance spent months arguing AGAINST this war, only to find himself trying to negotiate an end to it after Republicans suffered a crushing midterm defeat.
Trump could still order another attack.
But perhaps losing an election has made diplomacy a little more appealing.
Source: NYT / Writer: Oliver
#GrowWithSAC #StrategySTRCResumesIssuanceAfterOver170Days
