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Tensions between the US and Iran: What's behind the contradictory statements?

Tensions between the US and Iran: What's behind the contradictory statements?

Although Donald Trump assured on the Truth

AnalysisWhat lies behind the conflicting messages between the US and Iran about a Washington-Tehran deal is reaching a new peak, just as a diplomatic agreement seems closer than ever. Shortly after US President Donald Trump suggested that a historic consensus with Iran is imminent, the signs of an Islamic state's nervousness are being challenged by the public, both aggressively and accepting the terms of the deal, and the characteristics of the deal are being overturned by the government of Iran, which is trying to overcome a disagreement between the two mainstream political parties, the House of Representatives of Iran, and the House of Representatives of the Republic of Iran, which is trying to negotiate a new nuclear deal.

Although Donald Trump assured on the Truth Social platform that the Strait of Hormuz would be open, Iran's semi-official Fars agency categorically rejected the idea of returning to pre-war status quo. Tehran is sending a clear signal: accepting the resumption of commercial traffic does not mean renouncing its sovereign claims over this strategic channel. ⁇ Based on the latest draft text analyzed, if an agreement is reached, the Strait of Hormuz will be under Iran's management ⁇ , Fars reported. ⁇ The fact that Iran was right to allow the number of transit ships to return to pre-war levels means that in no way does it return to the country's free navigation concept without expressing its own terms in a formal statement.

Although the new Supreme Leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei, who took office in March

Although the new Supreme Leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei, who took office in March, has not made any public appearances since his inauguration. His absence fuels intense speculation about his health and whereabouts after massive American-Israeli attacks killed his father and predecessor, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Although the state press reported a recent meeting with senior military commanders, his absence of any photo or video remains suspicious among Western analysts. On the nuclear component, Tehran maintains a position of total harshness in the peace process. The Tasmat Agency has released any speculation regarding the development of nuclear weapons in Iran, including the development of a new nuclear weapons program, and the establishment of a new nuclear weapons program.

Citing previous negative experiences of Western breaches of commitments, Tehran set an unwavering condition: the initial memorandum will only become effective if the US immediately unlock a significant portion of Iran's frozen financial assets in foreign banks, guaranteeing the country's direct access to these funds. Although Marco Rubio suggested that significant progress had been made and that major details could be announced in the coming hours, the equation remains extremely volatile.

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