Can US and Iran agree on reviving 2015 nuclear deal? | Inside Story

The dispute's been going on for months about who should take the first step towards reviving the 2015 nuclear deal.
Now the U.S. and Iran are engaged in indirect talks in Vienna, while representatives from six other signatories of the agreement - China, Russia, Germany, France, the UK and the EU - hold meetings.
The U.S. and Iran delegations will be in separate rooms with the EU shuttling between them.
The negotiations are aimed at getting all parties back on side after the U.S. - under then president Donald Trump - withdrew from the pact in 2018.
The deal was aimed at making it harder for Iran to develop a nuclear weapon.
And Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear programme in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
So, what are the challenges ahead?

Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom

Guests:

Hillary Mann Leverett is Former U.S. Diplomat and Co-author of 'Going to Tehran'

Hamed Mousavi, Professor of Political Science at Tehran University.

Tariq Rauf, Former Head of the Verification and Security Policy Coordination Office at the International Atomic Energy Agency

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[areftiari]

Americans begging Iran to let them in and Iran is humiliating USA 😂😂

[amirmohajerani]

Give me one good reason why Iran should make a new deal. USA never stayed the first deal.

[amirbarzi]

First America should lift the all Sanction, or nothing ...

[waynegore]

Strategically US does not have options.

[lorzad]

never trust this 2 county, Turkey and us

[resurrectedone]

Iran: US must lift Iran sanctions all at once, in one step

[nicb.]

Iran must put up their stance what is required otherwise US continue to intimidate, threatened, create turmoil & chaos, sanction, change regime. This is what happened to most ME countries as well as countries in Latin America especially Venezeula.

[operator]

pulling us out of the deal was a nice way of saying we violated and ended our own treaty, and now try and demand 'more?' thats a lot of nerve right there...

[lebohang]

Would you? Dealing with untrustworthy and arrogant party is never easy. In fact if the West was fair and serious, they should have defended the deal. What guarantees can they bring to the table that the newly reinstated agreement won't be cancelled by the next US president. I hope Iran go prepared like the Chinese. They have nothing to lose. Just stick to their guns.

[chrismalcomson]

I kind of agree with the Iranian point of view. Its interesting to hear the US wants to get rid of this problem so it can focus on other things. Quite apart from his domestic woes, Bidon has to do something about China.

[moniruddin]

Why Israel allow to have nuclear weapons but not Iran. Democracy means very one is equal, isn't it? Or your Democracy means "allow Israel unclear weapons but not Israel and others ".hypocrisy.

[jamesxyz]

Iran ...should position itself very well ..and give further nuclear contracts to Russian and Chinese companies ...they will handle US ..arrogance

[ariii]

The US is failing both domestically and internationally. As they say, "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me". Long Live IRAN <3

[mizanurrahmansharfin]

if needed sanction should come from un not any individual country.

[ericpolansky]

This is a waste of our money and our time!! America needs not to waste to any more effort on them

[dharamrajvlogs]

Enrichment of nuclar directly threat to develop countries

[hattorihonzo]

Shouldn't talk at all with the US, sanctions wouldn’t mean much if you jusy dont ever deal in petro dollar. Deal with the currency involved or barter or introduce crypto as a form of payment.

[kwanhonkong]

WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY.ALL COUNTRIES SHOULD DENUCLEARISED THATS ALL, OTHERWISE ANY COUNTRY HAS THEIR RIGHT TO GO NUCLEAR. DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES MUST BE FAIR AND WISE.

[bongofury]

What exactly does Iran supply to America that they even have a bargaining chip to try and I use?

[ivangamer]

When will iranians understand they want war? All the rest is theater