Blain2
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Be that as it may, but everyone will come with their maximalist positions initially.Both sides know the other’s positions since 2018 when Trump exited JCPOA.
This thinking they needed to fly to Pakistan to realize the other’s positions on a matter they been negotiating on for 23 years is naive.
Yes, talks are only way to solve the problem. But the U.S. is not budging from its maximalist stance. That’s not negotiations that’s surrender.
You can’t expect negotiations to be successful when two Mossad agents are the lead negotiators.
It would be like Pakistan negotiating with Afghanistan and the two lead negotiatiors being Indian spies with Deep ties to Modi.
A Pakistani insider revealed that part of the challenge during the Islamabad Summit was that whereas the US side was engaging with Trump without any hinderance throughout the negotiations, the same was not the case for the Iranian team. They were not able to contact their leadership inside Iran on account of security considerations.
So we have had other challenges above and beyond the maximalist positions.





