The Averted Peace
The United States and Iran have averted the peace deal for quite long. The latest round of talks has not led to any satisfactory conclusions. Although the concerned officials are working hard to bring about a change in political stances of the two nations; they should not return to war after the midterm elections in the US. The international community must pay attention to the status of the relationship between the two nations. If Trump presidency becomes stronger after the elections in the US, then it might make a move towards an intransigent conflict in the region. The Trump administration has been vociferous enough in their pitch for war with Iran, and Iran is better prepared in all likelihood of a war after the election results are declared. However it would be most prudent for the conflictual parties to come to the peace table and recognize the import of peace. They must be made to work together to resolve their conflicting stance towards each other with due importance given to dialogue. In a best-case scenario, the Trump administration should not go to war, and make peace their agenda. They must work to involve Iran, Israel and all other parties concerned in order to make peace a reality in the twenty-first century. Iran and Israel must be asked to resolve their political problems diplomatically and not give in to war and the associated mayhem that it can cause.
The United States must adhere to international laws that exist between states. It must imbibe democratic values and sustain them as best as they can in these diffident times. The Trump administration must vouch for peace, and not call a war, as it can jeopardize sustained peace efforts in the region. They must be asked to refrain themselves from another Iran-like situation in the Middle-East. The United States must work towards peace and use dialogue as a strategic tool in order to garner much sympathy. The United States cannot be another irresponsible power that generates conflict in the region. It must be wary of the nefarious designs that terror groups have, and should work as a responsible party, which can repose its trust in democratic values, and maintain them in the Middle-East. Most nations like to live in peace with each other, and they like to trade with each other. The same ought to be made applicable to relations between the United States and Iran. Iran, for all its shortcomings, must not play into the hands of terror groups and give them support. The United States should adhere to the norms of civility, and be gentle with all the parties concerned. The US President Donald Trump must lead from the front, and portray incomparable leadership abilities in order to bring peace to the region. The Trump administration must acknowledge that peace is a better option for itself and Iran, and should not allow Israel to play spoilsport in the region. The US must warrant peace under all circumstances, if not then they run the risk of being an erroneous judge. The United States must understand that war is a strategic tool which must be used seldom in world politics, and mustn’t become victim of its own blunders. History shall be witness to political circumstances.
Yuvraj Saharan
Capital Report