Serious question. Who are we negotiating with in Iran?

The one guy who has been a constant, at least publicly, in all of these negotiations since they first began is Ghalibaf.

You may notice that there’s actually quite a bit we don’t know, much as is the case with your question. Our not knowing is by design, for obvious reasons. The biggest problems amongst us come into play when certain folks substitute their own imagination for that which we aren’t privy - and it’s straight downhill from there, not in a good way.

Thanks