Trump seeks comprehensive deal with Iran, says analyst
Iran expert Mohamed Abbas Naji says US President Donald Trump is aiming for a broader agreement with Tehran than previous administrations.
Iran expert Mohamed Abbas Naji has suggested that US President Donald Trump is aiming for a more comprehensive agreement with Tehran compared to previous administrations. In an interview with Al Hadath, Naji revealed that Trump is hoping to strike a deal he believes will outshine the one negotiated by former President Barack Obama.
However, Iran remains focused on the intricate details of such an accord. Naji noted that the 2015 nuclear deal took over two years to negotiate, but Iran is now pushing for a partial agreement, a move that has gained significance given Tehran's growing skepticism towards President Trump. The expert also stated that Iran has yet to demonstrate its ability to adhere to stringent international obligations.
He pointed out that Iran's parliament is currently deliberating on a vote of confidence in Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, despite accusations that he has overstepped his authority, as granted by Iran's leadership. This uncertainty might limit Araghchi's ability to negotiate effectively.
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