Jiang says Witkoff's public uranium-enrichment line showed he was sabotaging negotiation rather than sincerely pursuing an agreement with Iran.
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Iran Negotiations
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Jiang says Washington presented Iran with three impossible demands: zero uranium enrichment, abandonment of regional proxies, and drastic reduction of ballistic missiles, all without sanction relief.
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"...peace with Zelensky. They're very close to Netanyahu. And during these Iran negotiations, they were Trump's peace envoys. But during the negotiations, Steve Witkoff..."
"So we are in a situation because the United States presented Iran with three impossible demands. These three impossible demands are zero uranium enrichment,..."
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