Former IAEA official urges US, Iran to return talks without threats of unilateral action

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : What is your assessment? Iran's public position appears to be linked to its "win-win" negotiation approach -- a strategy involving partial, reciprocal concessions with compensatory measures.
51% : Olli Heinonen, former Deputy Director-General for Safeguards at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in an interview with TABNAK said that Iran and the United States should enter into direct negotiations, without intermediaries or public threats of unilateral action.
49% : Several member states have reiterated their concerns regarding Iran's missile program and its support for non-state actors in the Middle East, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis.
44% : Additionally, doesn't this mean that negotiations with Iran are completely off the table unless Iran politically surrenders to U.S. demands? Iran and the United States should engage in direct negotiations, without intermediaries or public threats of unilateral action.
31% : These broader concerns were again reflected in the UN Security Council vote on the snapback of sanctions and in subsequent public statements by member states.

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