🔸 The American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, on Sunday, the fifth of Mehr, in a report citing sources in the Middle East whose names it did not mention, wrote that mediators are trying to revive Iran–U.S. negotiations through the nuclear issue.

🔸 As written by The Wall Street Journal, peace intermediaries are trying to bring an end to the ceasefire process with peace by pressuring the Islamic Republic to give the United States a nuclear concession, and to prevent the conflict from reigniting again in the region.

🔸 However, the sources cited by the newspaper do not consider the chances of success for this approach to be high.

🔸 The report states: “Iran has not shown many signs that it is ready to hold talks about its atomic program.”

🔸 As the war has escalated and dragged on, U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that he has entered the campaign to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

🔸 The Wall Street Journal report was published after Donald Trump on Saturday, the fourth of Mehr, confirmed that Iran’s proposal to immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz was rejected by the Islamic Republic.