Iran needs talks with Trump to end sanctions

In 2025, Iran has agreed to participate in "direct talks" with the United States, mediated through an intermediary, regarding its nuclear program. This follows a 2018 US withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal, which led to the reinstatement of sanctions and economic hardship for Iran. Iran's primary objective in these talks is the lifting of economic sanctions. The country is also experiencing regional setbacks, including weakened proxies and direct strikes with Israel, increasing the need for negotiations. Iran's strategy involves agreeing to technical conditions similar to the 2015 deal, but it will not compromise on its missile program. Despite previous tensions and broken deals, the talks offer a potential alternative to further conflict.