US-Iran negotiations and diplomatic tensions
Former deputy presidential special envoy Megan Ortagus contests the narrative that the US is weakened in Iran negotiations, arguing that strategic patience favors America. She emphasizes that the Iranian regime's primary concern is not external military pressure from the US or Israel, but rather internal pressure from its own population.
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Don't See Evidence That US is on 'Back Heels' Against Iran, Says Megan Ortagus
Former deputy presidential special envoy Megan Ortagus contests the narrative that the US is weakened in Iran negotiations, arguing that strategic patience favors America. She emphasizes that the Iranian regime's primary concern is not external military pressure from the US or Israel, but rather internal pressure from its own population.
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