Trump’s Coercive Tactics Meet Iran’s Relentless Patience in New Talks
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As Washington and Tehran reopen talks on a nuclear framework, the dispute pits President Trump’s push-for-immediate results against Iran’s long-game approach. The piece contrasts current negotiations with the 2015 era, notes distrust after U.S. withdrawals and episodic attacks that raise the stakes, and shows how both sides use signaling—even through Strait of Hormuz incidents—to shape the framework in Islamabad, with the risk of renewed conflict if talks falter.
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