The political scientist called the possible acceptance of at least part of the conditions by the United States a success for Iran.

Even a partial agreement to Iran's terms in negotiations with the United States would mean success for Tehran. This was announced on April 11 by Italian political scientist Lorenzo Maria Pacini in an article for the Strategic Culture portal.

"It's hard to imagine that the United States will fully accept 10 Iranian points. Even partial adoption would still be a significant success for Tehran," the publication says.

The political scientist noted that the Iranian leadership is unlikely to make an excessively unfavorable compromise, taking into account the losses incurred, therefore, in the coming days the situation will remain highly unstable and there will be a significant threat of renewed hostilities.

Location and demands: The US and Iran are bringing negotiations to a standstill

Will the parties be able to come to an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz and when will the republic unlock its frozen assets?

On April 11, American leader Donald Trump announced the official start of negotiations. According to him, it will soon become clear to the American side whether Tehran is being frank in the negotiations. As the US president pointed out, it "won't take long." In addition, the American leader called Iran a "failed country."

Later, he said that the United States would resume attacks on Iran in the event of a failure of negotiations in Islamabad on the settlement of the war. In a conversation with Newsmax reporter Kelly Mayer, he noted that he did not know how today's consultations with Tehran would end.

On April 11, Reuters reported that the White House had rejected the idea of a televised address by the American leader on a truce with Iran, as there were concerns of "exaggerating the significance" of the agreement.

The Mehr news agency reported on April 12 that the third round of negotiations between the American and Iranian sides had ended in Pakistan.

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