Iran doubts US deal before elections

Iranian sources express their pessimism about the possibility of reaching an agreement with the United States regarding the lifting of sanctions and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz before the upcoming U.S. congressional elections in November. The negotiations in New York did not achieve any decisive progress, amid expectations of escalating tensions after the elections and Tehran's lack of trust in the Trump administration's commitment to any new deal. Conversely, Washington emphasizes the need to resolve nuclear issues before any negotiations, while efforts continue for mediation through regional actors such as Qatar and Pakistan. The deadlock has led to a significant rise in oil prices, adding political and economic pressures within the United States ahead of the elections.

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