Siyasi analist Ruhollah Rahimpour, with reference to statements by J.D. Vance, the U.S. president’s deputy, says the likelihood of the current understanding agreement ending up like the previous deal increases

Ruhollah Rahimpour, a political analyst, referring to remarks by J.D. Vance, the U.S. president’s deputy, about the arduous and time-consuming nature of negotiations with the Islamic Republic due to internal differences, said that turmoil in the decision-making structure and the lack of a coherent strategy in the foreign policy of the Iranian government increase the likelihood of the current understanding agreement being repeated to end up with the same fate as the previous agreement.