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Megan Ortagus: No Evidence US is Weak in Iran Negotiations

11 Ağustos 2026Bloomberg

Morgan Ortagus, a former deputy presidential special envoy, argues that there is no evidence supporting the idea that the US is in a weak position in negotiations with Iran. She emphasizes that the US maintains strategic patience and that military options remain available.
Ortagus suggests that the Iranian regime's primary fear is not external threats but rather internal dissent from its own populace.
The relationship between the US and Iran has been fraught with tension, particularly following the withdrawal of the US from the Iran nuclear deal. The current geopolitical climate has led to increased scrutiny of US strategies in the region, with various analysts debating the effectiveness of its approach towards I…
Ortagus's perspective challenges the prevailing narrative of US vulnerability in its dealings with Iran. By framing the Iranian regime's greatest fear as internal unrest, she highlights the complex dynamics of power and control within Iran.

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