In February, flights conducted by Venezuelan airline Conviasa marked a significant moment in US-Venezuela relations, showcasing talks between US envoy Richard Grenell and President Maduro that led to the release of American prisoners. This contrasts starkly with US-Iran relations, where President Trump has focused on maximum pressure tactics without direct diplomatic engagement. Despite this, Iran's Foreign Minister has shown readiness to negotiate, suggesting potential for dialogue if sanctions and hostile measures are reevaluated. Both nations had collaborated closely prior, raising questions about the future of their ties amidst changing US policies.
The recent flights of Venezuelan migrants back to Caracas indicate a renewed willingness for dialogue between the US and Venezuela, showcasing a thaw in previously frozen relations.
Facing high pressure from the US, Iran's Foreign Minister has expressed a willingness to negotiate, suggesting that effective assurances against nuclear development could be achievable.
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