The U.S. 'Can't Wait Forever' for Iran to Return to Nuclear Talks

The transcript discusses the Iranian government's need for time to organize itself before resuming nuclear talks. The US is willing to be patient but emphasizes the importance of returning to negotiations soon. The US is prepared to lift sanctions if Iran reverses its nuclear steps. However, if Iran demands more than the original JCPOA terms, an impasse may occur. The US cannot provide formal guarantees against future withdrawal but stresses its commitment to the deal. If Iran seeks changes, a new deal must be negotiated.

What is the main concern of the US regarding Iran's nuclear advancements?

• The cost of nuclear negotiations

• Iran's influence in the Middle East

• The impact on the JCPOA's value to the US

• Iran's ability to produce nuclear weapons

What condition has the US set for lifting sanctions on Iran?

• Iran must comply with the original JCPOA terms

• Iran must reduce its military presence in the region

• Iran must allow US inspections of its nuclear sites

• Iran must stop all nuclear activities

What could lead to an impasse in the nuclear negotiations?

• Iran increasing its oil production

• The US refusing to negotiate

• Iran asking for more than the deal offers

• The US imposing new sanctions

What does Iran want from the US to ensure the JCPOA's stability?

• A new trade agreement

• A formal guarantee of US compliance

• Increased economic aid

• A reduction in US military presence

What does the US suggest if Iran wants different commitments than those in the JCPOA?

• To impose stricter sanctions

• To negotiate a new deal

• To withdraw from the negotiations

• To involve more countries in the talks