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
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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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.
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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..."
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