Forget the Board of Peace, Trump may be closer than thought to attacking Iran
Yet another mid-talks attack jeopardises chances of Iran taking Trump seriously
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A recent report by Axios suggests that a full-scale US attack on Iran may be closer than many realize, despite ongoing negotiations. This assessment, coupled with the build-up of US military assets in the Middle East, is seen by some as coercive diplomacy aimed at pressuring Iran. While Iran insists it won't negotiate under duress, it claims to be engaging constructively, citing its willingness to continue discussions in Geneva and its ongoing dialogue with the IAEA regarding nuclear site inspections and uranium stockpile dilution. The Iranian foreign ministry stated that the US delegation shortened the Geneva talks to attend to negotiations with Ukraine and Russia. The IAEA acknowledges progress but emphasizes the urgency of the situation.
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AI-ExtractedIran's stockpile of uranium is now enriched to more than 60%.
Tehran's team had been willing to stay in Geneva for days to continue the discussions.
Trump's military preparations would be complete by the weekend.
Iran is being required to negotiate under duress.
A full-scale attack on Iran was far closer than most Americans realised.
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