Former ambassador Bernardo Valente commented on Donald Trump's possible approaches to resolve the conflict with Iran, stating that the current president of the United States has three or four possible solutions to try to end the conflict as cleanly as is feasible.
Valente also analyzed the demands made by Tehran for a possible resolution of the crisis, including the need for the unlocking of frozen Iranian funds and financial compensations.
The specialist also considered the Iranian demand for the maintenance of the nuclear dossier as a condition for any agreement, a point that has been central in the negotiations between Tehran and Western powers.
Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Bernardo Valente assessed the possibility of Tehran gradually reopening this strategic shipping lane, subject to compliance with the aforementioned conditions, in a process that would involve progressive steps from both parties.
