Ata Mohammed, an expert on international relations, said that both the Islamic Republic and the US think they are in a position where they can get more points from the other side. According to him, Tehran relies on the pressure of the American elections, and Washington, relying on the pressure of the naval blockade, expects the Islamic Republic to be more flexible. Mohammed added that the main differences still remain and there is no sign of an imminent agreement. Mohammed also said that countries in the region, including Qatar and Turkey, have stepped up their diplomatic efforts, worried about the possible spread of the war. According to him, the purpose of these mediations is not only to reach an agreement, but also to reduce the possible damage of the war to the countries of the region. He added that the Islamic Republic sees the threat of expanding the war and targeting the region's economic infrastructure as its most important deterrent.

Ata Mohammed, an expert on international relations, said that both the Islamic Republic and the US think they are in a position where they can get more points from the other side. According to him, Tehran relies on the pressure of the American elections, and Washington, relying on the pressure of the naval blockade, expects the Islamic Republic to be more flexible. Mohammed added that the main differences still remain and there is no sign of an imminent agreement. Mohammed also said that countries in the region, including Qatar and Turkey, have stepped up their diplomatic efforts, worried about the possible spread of the war. According to him, the purpose of these mediations is not only to reach an agreement, but also to reduce the possible damage of the war to the countries of the region. He added that the Islamic Republic sees the threat of expanding the war and targeting the region's economic infrastructure as its most important deterrent.