"Despite ongoing challenges and disputes in the current negotiations between Tehran and Washington, both sides appear to be making mutual concessions in pursuit of a deal," Iranian political analyst Alireza Namvar Haghighi told Iran International.
"Ultimately, because both sides are aiming for an agreement, they would meet each other halfway," Namvar Haghighi said.
He suggested that the United States may have agreed to accept Iran’s uranium enrichment—either in a frozen state or at a limited level—while, in return, Iran is prepared to accept stricter verification measures.
According to Namvar Haghighi, this compromise could serve as the basis for a potential agreement between the two sides.
