‘Close doesn’t count’: a potential U.S.-Iran agreement

Diplomats are reportedly nearing a significant agreement between the U.S. and Iran, potentially aimed at curbing nuclear activities and easing tensions in the region. Despite the closeness to a deal, substantial differences remain, and critics warn that any agreement must be airtight to prevent future violations. This potential breakthrough could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics, offering a chance for reduced hostilities but also raising questions about the durability and enforceability of any new accord.