[0:00]What are the exact demands of the United States and Iran to end this war? Right now, in Pakistan, the United States and Iran are just sitting at the same tables in the most important meeting since the war began.
[0:10]But here's the problem. They don't want the same thing. From the U.S., JD Vance is leading, while Iran is represented by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
[0:18]The United States has four main demands: no uranium enrichment at all, stop the development of long-range weapons, cut support for groups like Hezbollah and Houthis, and free oil flow from the Strait of Hormuz.
[0:29]But Iran wants something very different. Remove all sanctions immediately, keep its nuclear program for peaceful use, no more attacks or pressure in the region, and a full control over Strait of Hormuz where Iran can collect tax.
[0:41]Even though both sides are holding firm to their positions, analysts say a middle ground deal is still possible. Where Iran may limit its nuclear activity, and the United States may offer partial sanctions relief in return.
[0:52]While the Strait of Hormuz stays open for global oil flow, but what do you think would happen? Will Iran actually accept US demands?
