00:00Rubio says Iran is not serious about diplomacy, but he also said that the U.S. remains open to talks.
00:09Mediators have proposed this 10-day ceasefire.
00:12Do you think right now the situation we're in that any other side is going to accept that?
00:18Here there is one issue between the ceasefire has been broken, their negotiations.
00:25I'd like to first say what was the benefit of this talk, then I'll go to the problem.
00:30The benefit was Iran and the U.S. after 46 years of not having a relation, yes, 47 years of
00:38revolution and 46 years, zero diplomatic relations.
00:43For the first time, met face to face and they made this memorandum.
00:49Let's say it wasn't successful, but it was something both agreed.
00:52That was a very good step. And still we are seeing there is a ceasefire between Lebanese and Israelis in
01:00southern Lebanon as a result of this agreement.
01:03But what Mr. Rubio is not seeing, Secretary Rubio, is Iran now doesn't have an instability among its politicians.
01:13They were coming out from a shock of losing most of the leaders, the military, the high-ranking military people.
01:20And there is lots of competition internally inside Iran among of the people who are not in power, such as
01:28the reformists.
01:29They do everything now to jump to the power and try to sabotage the negotiators.
01:36And also there are hardliners, super hardliners like Saeed Jalili.
01:42That people also want to ruin these talks.
01:44We saw that at Khamenei's funeral, ultra-conservative and supporter of the system asking for revenge and cursing Araqchi and
01:56Qalibov and ask for their death plus Trump's death.
01:59Here, this power competition inside Iran doesn't give these current diplomats, politicians to play better.
02:09And here we have in the lack of sovereign power in Iran, we have the Revolutionary Guards in an autopilot
02:18controlling the system to make sure the regime would not collapse.
02:23So lack of these certain things, it makes the talks, it becomes a little complicated with the U.S.
02:28Otherwise, I can see that 100 percent are the all-after to have this deal with the U.S., to
02:35secure themselves from the frustration and anger of the Iranian and the bad economy.
02:41They don't have that much power to continue this war with the U.S.
02:45Their power is very limited.
02:47And I wouldn't be surprised to see these negotiations resume soon.
02:53I cannot say how soon, but definitely there would be some certain clashes and then soon there would be another
02:58talks between the two countries.
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