Jordan & Mohammad Javad Zarif

Jordan: Jordan was attacked by Iran in July, an action that contributed to the collapse of an interim agreement. This escalates the conflict and affects regional stability.

Mohammad Javad Zarif: Zarif, a former foreign minister, advocates for diplomacy, warning that without a deal, economic recovery will be difficult and unrest possible.

Jordan: Jordan has been hit by Iranian missiles and drones, including an attack that killed three US soldiers. It has intercepted many incoming projectiles.

Mohammad Javad Zarif: Former Iranian foreign minister Zarif has written about the need for diplomacy, warning that threatening maritime traffic could turn the world against Iran.

Mohammad Javad Zarif: Mohammad Javad Zarif, former Iranian foreign minister, proposed a plan to end the stalemate, suggesting Iran limit its nuclear program and reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for sanctions relief. His proposal indicates a potential willingness within Iran's leadership to negotiate.