— ? | With Araghchi traveling to Doha in transit during his flight to the United States for a visit to the UN convention, and the return of CIA mouthpiece Mohsin Naqvi, the Pakistani minister, to Tehran for talks, the repeated terms, conditions, and slogans of negotiations have once again resurfaced within the inner circle. At the same time, the American Treasury’s announcement that all Iranian passenger aircraft operating since September 23 will cease their operations adds another layer to the developing situation. Once again, the game of gambling appears to be starting, with talks and threats of bombing moving in parallel, each remaining silent while the other side speaks. At present, it cannot be said with certainty which side benefits more from this process. However, the continued emphasis on pressure against the enemy and the principle of siege for siege appears to favor Iran, particularly as it undermines Trump’s policy. At the same time, one cannot simply endorse negotiations if they amount to concessions. It remains extremely difficult to judge what is actually taking place behind the scenes. The threat of war remains real, and the situation could change or resume in any direction at any moment.

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