‘US and Iran are talking past each other’ in indirect negotiations
Summary
The United States and Iran are holding indirect talks but are struggling to reach an agreement. Experts say both sides are not understanding each other well, and the U.S. cannot accept some of Iran’s strong demands.Key Facts
- The U.S. and Iran are negotiating indirectly, meaning they are not talking face-to-face.
- The talks have not made significant progress so far.
- Richard Weitz from NATO Defence College commented on the situation.
- He said the two countries are "talking past each other," meaning they are not connecting or agreeing.
- Washington (the U.S.) rejects some of Iran’s strict or tough demands.
- The talks appear to be stuck without clear breakthroughs.
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