Iran’s chief negotiator says Iran is open to a deal if the US refrains from creating distrust and excessive demands.

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• The Guardian left

  Regime adviser warns Tehran could be forced into pre-emptive strikes if stalemate continues Senior Iranian officials believe the US is planning either further military strikes or an ever-tightening economic stranglehold that will push Tehran into retaliatory action. The assessment comes from Mehdi Mohammadi, an adviser to Iran’s chief negotiator in talks with the US, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. Continue reading...
  
• The Hindu left

  Is Trump’s ‘no-war, no-peace’ plan on Iran sustainable?

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• Al Jazeera center

  Iran’s chief negotiator says Iran is open to a deal if the US refrains from creating distrust and excessive demands.
• The Hill center

  As President Trump maintains there is no rush to act against Iran, the administration faces internal debate over whether continued pressure will lead to a durable non-nuclear settlement.
  

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