Experts and analysts warn that the failure of nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran in Geneva could pave the way for a full-scale military confrontation in the region.
Experts and analysts are expressing concern that the failure of the ongoing nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran in Geneva may lead to a full-scale military confrontation in the region. This warning comes amid unprecedented military build-up by the U.S. and escalating threats exchanged between both parties. Current discussions include a new round of indirect talks in Switzerland, mediated by Oman, which aim to reach an agreement on Iran's nuclear program; however, the gap between the two sides' demands remains wide. Iran is insisting on the lifting of sanctions in exchange for limited constraints on its nuclear program, while the U.S. is demanding full restrictions on both Iran’s nuclear and missile programs.
