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First in Fox: experts in the Islamic Republic of Iran Manipulative Atomic Weapons Negotiation Strategy He issued a terrible warning to Trump team’s negotiators on how to avoid falling into the trap of the defective nuclear agreement of former President Barack Obama with Iran.
President Trump issued a scathing accusation of the Obama agreement when he withdrew from the atomic agreement in 2018, stating: “This was a horrible unilateral treatment that should never have ever been done.” Trump said the Obama Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), the formal name for Iran’s nuclear agreement, did not prevent Tehran from building an atomic bomb.
United Experts against Nuclear Iran (UANI) Published a report That describes Iran’s 10 negotiation tactics to ensure important concessions and conserve its ability to build a nuclear weapon.
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Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei, in Tehran, on March 21, 2025. (Iranian Leader Press Office/Brochure/Anadolu through Getty Images)
The report, in an ode to the famous 1987 book by President Trump, “The Art of the Deal” is called: “The version of Iran of the ‘Art of the Deal'” and was written by Saeid Gackar, Jason M. Brodsky and Kasra Aarabi.
According to Uani, Iran’s 10 tactics use nuclear negotiations to overcome the United States government and its allies, according to UANI, are:
Deception
The lawn can be greener promises vague future rewards to keep conversations alive without offering anything concrete.
Good Police, Bad Police
Exploit the illusion of political pluralism: use “moderate” versus “intransigent” to extract concessions, despite the fact that all power lies in the supreme leader.
The promise of lucrative business opportunities after the sanctions
Dangle Phantom Investment remembers to attract Western governments and companies, then take out the carpet.
Fantasy alarmist threats
Exaggerated threat project to stir the feeling against war and paralyze the formulation of difficult policies in the US.
The art of ambiguity
Resist clear commitments; Trust a vague language to allow denial while benefiting from the agreements.
Nuclear Watchdog urges “trust but verifies” that they will participate in negotiations in good faith
Members of the Iranian Marcha Revolutionary Guard during a parade to commemorate the anniversary of the Iran-Iraq War in Tehran, on September 22, 2011. (Reuters)
Running for the clock and cosmetic concessions
Participate in infinite and exhausting conversations with the delay action, offering superficial gestures to avoid real consequences
A postcolonial victimization narrative
Invoke historical complaints to justify the current behavior and change the west.
Divide and conquer
Exploitation of currencies within Western alliances: between the United States and Europe, or even within US administrations
Baazar and Taarof mentality
Use bazaar style bargain tactics: Start high, grant slow and map intentions in false courtesy.
Influence and information operations
Selectively escape and turn the media narrative to present Iran as the reasonable actor that diplomacy drives.
UANI experts explained in greater detail in their report how the Iran regime maximizes profits with minimal concessions through their 10 misleading negotiation tactics.
An Iranian military truck takes superficial missiles beyond a portrait of the supreme leader of Iran, Ayatolá Ali Khamenei, during a parade on April 18, 2018, in Tehran. (Atta Kenare/AFP through Getty Images)
According to the UANI, “these derive from direct accounts of people who have first -hand experience to negotiate and deal with Iranian officials, experts in Iranian Native Policies, as well as observations of veteran observers of Iran.”
The Trump and Iran administration just completed a third round of indirect nuclear conversations. According to ReutersOmaní officials have said that a new round of conversations between the United States and Iran could be held on May 3 in Europe. A formal decision has not been made.
Iran has communicated with Great Britain, France and Germany before the next negotiation session. This suggests that Tehran keeps its options open, but also wants to evaluate where Europeans are on the possible. UN reimposition Before October, when a resolution ratifies the 2015 expiration agreement.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, he left, talks to an unidentified Omani official upon his arrival in Muscat, Oman, on Friday, April 25, 2025, one day before negotiations with the envoy of the Middle East, Steve Witkoff. (AP)
Uani says that Iran is trying to play the EU against us to weaken the Western alliance. Experts wrote that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali “Ayatollah Khamenei’s general strategy, has been based on his so -called ‘West without the United States’ method.
Uani argued that the “tricks of the Iranian regime are destined to try to mask the fact that the Iranians are not offering anything more than the concessions made to President Obama under the Comprehensive Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA) of 2015.”
Iran seeks to manipulate nuclear conversations to reduce the “ideal conditions for Israel and/or the United States to take military measures against Tehran,” said Uani. Trump’s military threats to go to Iran’s nuclear facilities have forced Tehran to participate in negotiations, according to experts.
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Steve Witkoff, special envoy from the United States to the Middle East, speaks at the Oval Office of the White House on February 3, 2025. (Jim Watson/AFP through Getty Images)
President Donald Trump He may prefer a diplomatic solution to stop Iran’s flow towards a nuclear weapon, but recently said that “the pack will lead” to the war with the regime if he speaks.
“I think we are going to make a deal with Iran,” he said Time magazine In an interview published on Friday, he claimed that President Joe Biden had allowed you to go “became rich.”
Morgan Phillips and Fox News Reuters contributed to this report.
