Iran Seeking Talks With US, Abandoning Its Preset Conditions

JaFaJ Intelligence solution 21 July 2020

Jafaj Intelligence sources have confirmed that the Islamic Republic of Iran has recently sought negotiations with the United States “with no pre-conditions from either side”.

The sources have confirmed that the message was delivered by the Swiss Government to the US. A duplicate message was delivered through intermediaries of the German government. The United States has not had an embassy in Iran since 1978, but maintains consular help and communication through the Swiss Embassy in Tehran. Hence, it was only natural to get the message delivered through the Swiss.

While the Iranians have always claimed their desire to negotiate with the Trump administration, they have always exhibited pre-set conditions, for example, Iran’s nuclear program. Nonetheless, this time, the Iranians are seeking negotiations with the Americans with no pre-set conditions from their side.

This act of retraction came after a ten-day long eruption of “unexplained” fires in Iran, some including nuclear sites. Jafaj intelligence sources have confirmed the fires were actually the result of surgical hits carried out by stealth missiles that are undetectable by either of the Russian or Chinese countermeasures, as well as Iranian technology. As for the sources of the missiles, the Iranians themselves are unable to confirm but leads at their disposal show the source of the said missiles to be Israel.

A Jafaj intelligence sources have confirmed that: “The Iranians see the attacks as a joint assault between the Israelis and the Americans”.

The Trump Administration has been seeking to limit Iran’s nuclear problem and to drive Iran out from Arab countries it controls, mainly Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.

Jafaj could confirm the United States has not yet responded to the Iranian offer, nor acknowledged it by any diplomatic means possible.

Iran has been weakened by months of public unrest and protests, economic hardships and a widespread COVID-19 pandemic, surgical military hits are the last thing Iran needs or could survive at the status quo.

Iran may seek to negotiate as a tactic to buy time and temporary relief for its regime, nonetheless, Iran shall never give up either its nuclear program or its control over some Arab countries, unless she has to.

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  1. Iranian oppositionists working with Israeli and American intelligence probably responsible for several of these explosions. Iran just executed an Iranian accused of being an Israeli and American spy. It is an open secret that the Mujahadeen organization, which has been trying to overthrow the Khameini regime for years, works with both Israeli and American intelligence. They are non-fundamentalist Muslims.

    Some explosions may be genuine accidents without political significance. But any and all explosions are now carefully scrutinized by both the Iranians and the Iranian regime’s enemies in the United States and Israel for signs they may be sabotage.

    Israeli jets have been active in Syria and Iraq. They do have enough range to reach targets in Iran, so IDF Air Force involvement can’t absolutely be ruled out. Israeli jets can also fire cruise missiles, which can fly for several hundred miles, increasing the Israeli Air Force’s range of operation.

  2. Israel Stealth Missile technology that they had been working if active is a relatively medium range of 135KM estimated. That means Israel would have to be flying in Iran to execute this more than likely. F35 are stealth to radar but they get close enough you can see them with the naked eye.

    So I do not buy this Israeli stealth missiles is the cause of all these fires and explosions. Also missiles once they explode leave fragments and lots of them.

    So maybe several different types of attacks were used including cyber attacks and bombs of different sorts set off on the ground by Iranian dissidents. Perhaps they were aided by the CIA or Mossad or Saudi Intelligence. Lots of potential actors.