Divorce Seeks Settlement

The article explores the state of tension and stagnation hindering communication and dialogue between Iran and the United States, highlighting the deep-rooted disagreements and sharp divergences that make it difficult for the two sides to reach mutual understanding. It emphasizes that each party demands concessions and considers retreat a defeat, which complicates efforts to achieve an agreement. The article notes that influential powers such as Russia and China play an indirect role: Russia prefers to drain U.S. strength by prolonging the conflict with Iran, while China views the region through the lens of its economic interests and trade route stability. It also points out that the Gulf region suffers from the repercussions of this conflict, and that the possible solutions are merely temporary understandings aimed at preventing the crisis from expanding. However, final solutions require clear political will and binding guarantees—conditions that remain vague and complex due to the overlapping interests and ambiguity in the positions of international and regional parties.

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