Doctors seek mutual deal after US reply

The article discusses Iran and the United States' efforts to reach a new nuclear agreement. Iranian President Masoud Beshkeian called for an agreement based on the principle of "win-win." The parties exchanged responses regarding the seven-day plan to rebuild trust and resume negotiations. Despite the lack of tangible progress recently, American officials reaffirmed that Washington is not willing to make concessions, and that President Trump may order a return to military operations after the midterm elections. Iran, on the other hand, insists that it will only make concessions after Washington agrees to return to the previous deal. This coincided with Washington imposing new sanctions on individuals and entities linked to Iran’s missile program, while sources speak of a possible acceptable negotiation if Iran commits to good conduct.

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