President Biden's special envoy, Robert Mali, will land with us today to coordinate moves ahead of the nuclear talks, which will resume at the end of the month - and also to reassure US intentions in case the talks fail. That no one from this visit will come out calm.
The claim that this conclusion is derived only from the personality of the American emissary is not serious.
True Left is one of the ardent architects of the original agreement, but he is an appointment of Biden and the latter has already decided that an agreement with Iran is preferable to any other option.
It's a bit difficult to understand why Washington has had a hard time deciphering the secret of Tehran's tough conduct so far in the nuclear case: first - the run to enrich uranium to a military level (which has so far yielded her 25 kg at 60%), later - dragging her feet for several months until She wanted to "return to Vienna, and finally - the almost impossible conditions presented by the Iranians for the upcoming round.
Thus, for example, the resolute determination of the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, who will head the delegation, that in Vienna the agreement and its clauses will not be discussed at all, but only the complete and immediate removal of all sanctions imposed on Iran.
For example, Iran's demand to receive guarantees from the United States that it will never withdraw from the agreement, or the stubborn refusal to extend the expiration date of the original agreement - something that will release Iran in not many years to do whatever it pleases in the nuclear field.
The explanation for Iran's toughness ahead of the resumption of negotiations is simple.
The Iranians immediately recognized not only Biden's strong desire to return to the nuclear deal from which his predecessor Trump withdrew, but also the many signs of weakness he radiates on US foreign policy: the hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan, the restraint on attacking US base Tanef in southern Syria, Of the Iraqi prime minister by a pro-Iranian militia, after Iran's loyalists failed in the last parliamentary elections - and there are many more.
Israeli and American planes, Photo: IDF Spokesman
In the face of these signs of slackness, the Iranians, as shrewd traders, allow themselves to raise the threshold for the opening of talks in Vienna, nor to be too frightened by images of American bombers making their way to the Gulf to hint, so to speak, at the military option.
"Contributing" to the crisis
Alongside the tough positions, the Iranians also added a rare show of their own sense of humor.
If Washington removes all sanctions, they promised, Tehran will immediately join the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Iran is ranked eighth in the world in greenhouse gas emissions, and is one of the few that has not yet signed the agreement.
It can be understood from this that if they do not interfere with the threat to world peace in a nuclear cloud, they will kindly agree to give up their contribution to the carbon dioxide cloud.
In Israel, as well as in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, this week they will try to make clear to Biden's special envoy the great danger involved in reaching a bad agreement with Iran that will not tie its hands in the areas of nuclear, ballistic missiles and regional subversion.
It is not certain that this attempt will succeed.
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