The interview argues that recent US–Iran negotiations in Pakistan collapsed due to conflicting expectations, with one side presenting new demands while the other expected talks based on its own framework. It claims the nuclear issue is used as a pretext, despite Iran’s stated compliance with nonproliferation rules. The discussion frames negotiations as ineffective, driven by broader geopolitical agendas and regional power struggles, particularly involving Israel. It also questions the feasibility of a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and highlights rising tensions, ceasefire violations, and the risk of further escalation, concluding that lasting peace remains unlikely under current conditions.
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