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Seyed M. Marandi: New Hormuz mechanism - IAEA access put on hold

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This interview examines the fragile US-Iran negotiations, focusing on the release of frozen Iranian assets and the ongoing crisis in Lebanon. Despite a recent agreement, Israeli ceasefire violations threaten to collapse the deal. The discussion explores Iran's leverage via the Strait of Hormuz, shifting regional dynamics with GCC nations, and growing ties with Pakistan. It also addresses Tehran's stance on the nuclear program and sanctions, emphasizing that Iran will not compromise without the complete lifting of US pressure. Ultimately, the analysis warns that if the agreement is undermined, the region faces a high risk of renewed conflict that could devastate the global economy.

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Seyed M. Marandi: New Hormuz mechanism - IAEA access put on hold

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