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Iran and the Armed Diplomacy of Imperialism

23 February 2026
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Iran and the Armed Diplomacy of Imperialism
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Ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran in Geneva, mediated by Oman, are framed by Western officials as efforts to address nuclear risks. However, critics argue these talks are more about U.S. and Israeli geopolitical interests and maintaining regional dominance than genuine peace. Iran asserts its right to sovereignty and military capability, rejecting demands for concessions that compromise its defense. Despite skepticism stemming from past U.S. actions, Iran continues to engage in dialogue while emphasizing its autonomy.

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