Recent diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran have exposed significant weaknesses in American negotiating strategy. Despite assertive rhetoric from Washington, the administration has repeatedly demonstrated a pattern of capitulation, allowing Iran to consolidate its geopolitical position. This analysis examines how strategic miscalculations and inconsistent policy implementation have shifted leverage in Tehran's favor, undermining American credibility in Middle Eastern negotiations and regional stability.

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