A Trump administration official said Iran would be making a miscalculation if it believes rising prices and the U.S. midterm elections will weaken President Donald Trump’s leverage in negotiations aimed at ending a conflict that has lasted for nearly seven months, according to Fox News. The remarks came after a three-hour round of talks this week ended without any announced breakthrough. Even so, the U.S. government signaled confidence in its position and said mounting economic pressure could still push Iran toward an agreement. Tommy Pigott, principal deputy spokesperson at the U.S. State Department, said Trump "holds all the cards." The comments reflect Washington’s view that domestic political pressure will not reduce the president’s negotiating position in the current talks.
According to Fox News, a Trump administration official said Iran would be miscalculating if it believes rising prices and the U.S. midterm elections will weaken President Donald Trump’s leverage in negotiations to end a conflict that has lasted for nearly seven months.
A three-hour meeting held this week ended without any breakthrough being announced. Even so, the U.S. government remained confident and said increasing economic pressure would push Iran toward an agreement.
Tommy Pigott, principal deputy spokesperson for the U.S. State Department, said President Trump 「holds all the cards」.
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