Escalations of the situations and war with Tehran are no longer parts of tenable, profitable , advisable and sustainable options on the Donald Trump's table at the moment.
Pressure either by sanctions and or by military escalations have all failed to deterred the Islamic Republic. Washington is left with no more viable options on either how to force Iran to concede to any of the Washington's favourable deals or on how to get out of the needles war against the Persians.
US CENTCOM sent an email to a broad group of military analysts last week saying "we are looking for new creative and unconventional ways to pressure and punish Iran" because "we need ideas," per CNN.
A source close to CENTCOM says "CENTCOM is looking at everything, acknowledging it needs to reevaluate the strategy." The crowdsourcing-style query, which military officials said was unusual over email, is one sign of the limited and potentially unpalatable options available to Trump to force Iran into a deal on his terms.
This comes a week after a US official said Trump is "exasperated" and there was "not a real strategy for how long or what they should do."
Iranian officials believe Donald Trump will ultimately be forced to make major concessions—including $300 billion reconstruction package—and accept Tehran's core demands as Washington falls into a strategic stranglehold, according to a Reuters.
Reuters reports that Tehran is pursuing a strategy of calibrated escalation, steadily increasing the economic and political costs for the U.S. and its allies until Washington becomes more willing to compromise—particularly over the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian officials believe sustained pressure will leave Donald Trump with little choice but to negotiate on Iran's terms.
While US President Donald Trump says that an agreement with Iran is imminent and new talks are set to begin, an Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said that they 'are not going to host a delegation'.
While US President Donald Trump says that an agreement with Iran is imminent and new talks are set to begin, an Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said that they 'are not going to host a delegation'.
Trump's own US officials directly reject Trump's claim from last night that Iran negotiations are set to begin on Monday afternoon, saying there are no "new" or novel negotiations planned or ongoing, per CBS News.
This comes hours after Iran directly rejected Trump's claim of ongoing or new Monday negotiations.
Pakistan Says There Are No Scheduled Negotiations Between Iran & The US. Pakistan confirmed that no negotiations are currently scheduled between Tehran and Washington, despite President Trump’s statements that talks were set to begin.
Iran has rejected the idea of opening the Strait of Hormuz, after the U.S. announced the end of the previously reached Memorandum of Understanding.
This comes hours after Iran directly rejected Trump's claim of ongoing or new Monday negotiations.
Pakistan Says There Are No Scheduled Negotiations Between Iran & The US. Pakistan confirmed that no negotiations are currently scheduled between Tehran and Washington, despite President Trump’s statements that talks were set to begin.
Iran has rejected the idea of opening the Strait of Hormuz, after the U.S. announced the end of the previously reached Memorandum of Understanding.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry says no ceasefire currently exists between Iran and the United States, directly contradicting recent claims of de-escalation. This statements cast further doubt on reports of an imminent diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran.
There seems to be no returning to the Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States
A totally new deal must be negotiated, which could include elements of oil sanction relief for Tehran
As there is no any official ceasefire between the American and Persians forces, IRGC Ground Forces Commander General Karami said with intelligence superiority, operational readiness, and the use of faith, technology and modern sciences, Iranians are prepared to deliver a decisive response to any threat posed by foreign adversaries and terrorist groups.
There seems to be no returning to the Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States
A totally new deal must be negotiated, which could include elements of oil sanction relief for Tehran
As there is no any official ceasefire between the American and Persians forces, IRGC Ground Forces Commander General Karami said with intelligence superiority, operational readiness, and the use of faith, technology and modern sciences, Iranians are prepared to deliver a decisive response to any threat posed by foreign adversaries and terrorist groups.
Mojtaba Khamenei is giving a full backing to the IRGC countermeasures against the American hostility as Tehran has concluded that the United States can no longer be trusted, and IRGC approach has effectively become the regime’s official policy.
According to an internal source, Iran believes President Trump will avoid any game-changing move before November. As a result, Tehran intends to maintain maximum pressure and extract as much money as possible.
Islamic Regime contacts with the Americans are limited to messages exchanged between Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. envoys, as well as mediation through Qatar and Pakistan.
There are no formal negotiations.
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