Iran Seeks Guarantees Against Israeli Attacks in Nuclear Talks
Mediating nations are pressuring Iran to make concessions on its nuclear program in an effort to restart stalled negotiations with the United States, following President Trump's rejection of an Iranian proposal. Publicly, Tehran has shown no indication of accepting the demands. However, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal, a senior official from one of the mediating countries suggested that Iran might be open to compromises regarding its nuclear activities.
In exchange for potential nuclear concessions, Iran is demanding significant assurances that Israel will not resume attacks against it once an agreement with Washington is reached. This demand for guarantees against further Israeli and American strikes has been raised in previous discussions between the parties.
The report emerges after President Trump adopted a firm stance on Iran's nuclear program, stating that while the possibility of a deal remains, it would be contingent on terms that substantially limit Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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