As tensions between the US and Iran continue to simmer, a recent report suggests that indirect negotiations between the two nations are falling short of their intended goal. According to sources, the US and Iran are struggling to find common ground, with each side speaking past the other in a complex game of diplomatic cat and mouse. The indirect talks, facilitated by European intermediaries, were meant to ease the crisis over Iran's nuclear program and restore a fragile calm to the region. However, analysts warn that the lack of direct communication between the US and Iran is hindering progress, and that a more direct approach may be needed to break the impasse.
‘US and Iran are talking past each other’ in indirect negotiations
