PakFactor
Elite Member
Exactly and I was only conveying Iranian sentiments on the said "deal":
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Indeed. There is also another element, who's going to guarantee a permanent cease-fire? How will the U.S. and Israel be held accountable, and what mechanisms will be in place if the U.S. and Israel violate it again? History has shown the Israelis speak with a forked tongue, and their cease-fire means nothing.
* Throughout this negotiation, the main actor, Israel, was absent.
Lastly, they are using the European approach, in which Russian assets are used to fund Ukraine's military and then rebuild parts of the country; the Iranian's want the same, though they can back off from this if a deal is imminent.
There is a depth to what the Iranians want that Pakistan was not the party to handle the negotiations.
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