Iran's nuclear is a priority for Trump after stumbling in Gaza and Ukraine

Amidst the failure to fulfill his electoral promises to bring peace quickly in Gaza and Ukraine, US President Donald Trump turns into another challenge that may not be less difficult: curbing the continuous Iranian nuclear program to develop.

The Trump administration plans to hold a second round of talks with Iran tomorrow, Saturday, in Rome, something that many did not imagine, given the long years of hostility belonging to the first Republican president when he withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement and adopted a policy of "maximum pressure" on Iran by imposing sanctions for its failure.

Although no one excludes the possibility of progress after a meeting held in the Sultanate of Oman last Saturday, and the two sides described it as positive, the negotiators do not raise the ceiling of their expectations to achieve a rapid achievement in this decades -continuing disagreement.

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