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What will be the stance of key international players on US-Iran nuclear negotiations by the end of 2025?
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Support US efforts • 25%
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Statements from international leaders or organizations like the UN
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Trump Appoints Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff to Lead Diplomacy on Iran's Nuclear Program
Jan 23, 2025, 03:59 PM
President Donald Trump is set to appoint Steve Witkoff, his Middle East envoy, to lead the US's diplomatic efforts concerning Iran, according to officials cited by the Financial Times. Witkoff's new role is expected to focus on addressing Washington's concerns over Tehran's nuclear program. The move suggests that Trump is willing to explore diplomatic avenues before escalating pressure on Iran, indicating a potential interest in negotiating a new nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Diplomatic agreement reached • 25%
US conducts military strike • 25%
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Iran develops nuclear weapon • 25%
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Comprehensive Peace Agreement • 25%
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