Arabic → English transcript

So, Nadia, I will start with you regarding the atmosphere surrounding

this, with the arrival of all delegations now

at this resort where you are. What is happening?

There are actually security measures preventing journalists from

approaching this resort, which, as I mentioned a short while ago,

now, the arrival of all delegations is complete. The US delegation

led by JD Vance, arrived at 6:00 a.m.

local time. JD Vance had mentioned

that the most important items to be discussed

are indeed the nuclear file, which, for President Trump and Vance,

is the most important file. Perhaps the complex issues that

might not be agreed upon are regarding the nuclear file.

Hence, I believe that the focus now will be

primarily on this point. Secondly, regarding

Lebanon, which threatened that this file would

blow up all negotiations if a final formula

is not reached, meaning we might be talking about

there being, primarily, pressure

from the US on Netanyahu to ensure that ceasefire violations

The fighting will not continue, and thus establishing a cease-

-fire, which Vance said has two parties, Hezbollah and Israel.

Consequently, every time there is an Israeli strike, there is a response from Hezbollah

and vice versa. Hence, I believe that the

Lebanese issue has become a core subject in these negotiations so that it does not

go off track. And of course, there is

an American intention to make these negotiations succeed despite the strong opposition

against Vance and against President Trump, even from his supporters in

the Republican Party. Therefore, they have an interest in

reaching some kind of consensus so we can talk about

the start and launch of this process, which faltered on Friday.

It begins today, Sunday, over a period of 60 days, and will discuss

14 points in the memorandum of understanding signed by President Trump in

Versailles, France.

However, Nadia, JD Vance said he expects progress in

these negotiations today. What progress does

JD Vance expect, despite the complications that preceded

the arrival of the delegations?

I believe, regarding the Lebanese file, there is

I mean, I wouldn't say trust, but there are

understandings that the US administration, through

strong pressure on Netanyahu and unprecedented

statements by any US official ever.

I mean, since President Bush's era, I've been following everything issued

regarding Israel and the US-Israeli relationship, and I've never heard such

statements, in which Vance said that Israel is a country

like other countries, an ally of ours, yes, but we can

criticize it because two-thirds of the weapons with which Israel

and Netanyahu, who moves from war to war, fight are American weapons.

Therefore, perhaps the focus now is that there is

a parallel track, which is the Lebanese-

Israeli negotiations in Washington, which, by the way, are handled by Marco Rubio

and not Vance. Vance said he is optimistic that they can

succeed, that a ceasefire can be established, and

Lebanese forces, and perhaps UN UNIFIL forces, can be deployed

in the villages Israel withdraws from. Thus, there is an American focus

too big for Lebanon, which could lead to the failure of the entire

whole process. The second topic is enriched uranium,

of course, and removing it from Iran. There seems to be a consensus,

but what is most important, which is not mentioned by the American side,

is the frozen funds that will be given to Iran.

Will this happen in this round this morning? This is what

the Iranian side is focusing on. Hence, this

explains the presence of the governor of the Central Bank of Iran within this delegation.