The USA withdraw staff from the Middle East-Iran conflict escalated!

The USA withdraw staff from the Middle East-Iran conflict escalated!

Maskat, Oman - Tensions in the Middle East are increasing, while the United States reduces its embassy staff and military presence in the region. The decision of the American government to withdraw non -required staff at military base points as well as in the messages in Iraq, Kuwait and Bahrain was announced today. President Donald Trump confirmed this measure and expressed concern that it could be "a dangerous place". He also emphasized that Iran should not have nuclear weapons and referred to "recent analyzes" that led to this security measure. According to FAZ.net there are reports of the fear of a possible Israeli attack on Iran.

General Michael Kurilla, commander of the American Central Command, also attached great importance to the safety of soldiers and relatives, while he shifted a hearing to the Senate due to the tense situation. In the context of these developments, Iran's Defense Minister Asis Nasirsadeh said that the United States should expect consequences in a military escalation. At the same time, he expressed hope for successful nuclear negotiations with Washington.

Current negotiations on Iran's nuclear program

The negotiations between Tehran and Washington on the controversial nuclear program are in full swing. A fourth round of talks took place in Maskat, Oman, taking part in the US specialist Steve Witkoff and the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtschi. Oman conveys between the two states after a discussion round that was originally planned for May 4, for logistical reasons. Experts attribute the shift to differences in the negotiation positions, such as Tagesschau.de reported.

The talks are under pressure increasing tensions and an upcoming journey of President Trump to the region. The dispute over Iran's nuclear program remains complex because Tehran emphasizes the civilian use of the program, while the West expresses concerns about the potential building of nuclear weapons. It is fair that Iran Uran is currently accumulating up to 60 percent, which goes beyond the 3.67 percent permitted in the Vienna nuclear Agreement.

challenges for an agreement

Trump made it clear that in the event of a failure of the negotiations with massive military consequences, he threatens what makes the tactics of the negotiator Witkoff even more complicated. The latter demands that Iran give up its enrichment program completely, which is unlikely to be assessed by insiders. Iran, on the other hand, links the prospect of a new deal with the defusing of military tensions and the abolition of sanctions, as well as in previous Spiegel.de

The current negotiations are not the first of its kind. As early as 2015, a restriction of the nuclear program was agreed in the Vienna nuclear agreement, but was one -sided by Trump in 2018. After this decision, Iran no longer adhered to the requirements of the agreement, which further complicated the negotiations. The international community is now excited to see whether the technical details for a new agreement can be determined by the end of June.

The geopolitical situation remains tense, while the negotiations continue and both sides are under pressure to find a solution.