He says Israel has repeatedly acted as a military spoiler when negotiations with Iran looked workable, making reliance on the negotiation track implausible from Iran’s view.
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Negotiations
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Talabani says Pakistan sending a team to Tehran gives reason for optimism and that one bad day should not end negotiations.
He says progress was made on smaller issues and ceasefire deadlines can be extended if people see that violence will not resolve the conflict.
He describes Iran's ten-point demand package as including uranium enrichment, lifted sanctions, sovereignty over the Houthis, and security guarantees for Iran and its proxies.
He argues that Iran's willingness to negotiate only makes sense if China pressured Iran because China's economy and energy position were under stress.
Jiang says Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff now occupy the same functional role as Epstein by moving between finance, Israel, Ukraine, Iran, and Trump-world diplomacy.
Jiang says the Omani foreign minister publicly indicated that Iran had already compromised on enrichment, proxies, and missiles shortly before the attack, which he treats as proof that diplomacy was never the real aim.
Jiang says the attempted assassination of Putin ended any serious Russian interest in negotiations and locked Moscow into a battlefield solution.
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"...time we get close to something that looks like a workable negotiation, I mean, not even like a deal, but just workable, you see..."
"...time and place of where they would be because of the negotiation. So we gave them essentially the targeting information. And now that's just..."
"...are sending a team to Tehran very soon to continue the negotiations. And I think one day where everything didn't go well shouldn't be..."
"choke and strangle Tehran to death meaning cutting off the railway system, the roads which would put Tehran under siege. They couldn't get food..."
"...Sivrikov basically blew off the Iranians. They were not serious about negotiations. The Americans went in with some goodwill, hoping to reach an agreement..."
"...past few months and they know that the Americans use these negotiations as a pretext in order to assassinate leaders in order to do..."
"...no credibility. The Americans are not serious at all about peace negotiations. And these past few weeks, the Iranians have been adamant saying, you..."
"...trying to figure that out. And given that Iran agreed to negotiations, I think that he's figured out that the answer is yes. China..."
"...is Jared Kushner? And why is he involved in Ukrainian peace negotiations? Why is he an envoy to Israel on behalf of Trump? And..."
"And then they represented Trump in peace negotiations with the Iranians. Who are these people? Jared Kushner is a replacement for Jeffrey Epstein. And..."
"...all know that Netanyahu wanted a war. Steve Wyckoff, during the negotiations, went on TV and said that, oh, the Iranians are like one..."
"...in ukraine on the battlefield and no more you know peace negotiations because uh it's just a waste of time it'll go nowhere and..."
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