As tensions escalate between the U.S. and Iran, diplomatic negotiations have taken center stage, with President Trump advocating for a potential deal to address the Iranian nuclear threat. Experts warn that time is running out for meaningful concessions from Iran, as the window for diplomacy narrows under increasing U.S. pressure. The ongoing crisis in West Asia highlights the complexities of a possible agreement, with some analysts suggesting that a nuclear deal may be the best-case scenario to prevent further military intervention. While some believe that a diplomatic resolution is still attainable, others caution that earlier negotiations have failed to yield significant breakthroughs. The stakes continue to rise, prompting calls for a renewed commitment to dialogue in order to avoid escalating conflicts in the region.