The mutual distrust between the United States and Iran makes any potential agreement fragile / The negotiations are primarily tactical, temporary, and fragile.

The newspaper Shargh wrote:

At the same time, the pressures from regional lobbies in Washington, such as Israel and some Arab countries, along with the role of Congress in obstructing the lifting of sanctions, have made it more difficult to achieve a reliable agreement.

Thus, the crisis of trust with the West is not only a technical barrier in the path of negotiation but also a strategic challenge for the future of Iran's diplomacy, which can keep foreign policy oscillating between the two strategies of 'maximum resistance' and 'conditional negotiation'.