Previously, there was controversy within Iran over whether to continue uranium enrichment. Recently, several senior Iranian officials have spoken out one after another, making it clear that they will not give up uranium enrichment. Iran has repeatedly reiterated this position at this point. Is it a strategy to raise the stakes at the negotiation table, or has it locked in an unshakable bottom line? Li Zixin, an expert on Middle East issues at the China Academy of International Studies: Iran is currently under great pressure. Under the double pressure of US military pressure and economic strangulation, Iran must prove to the domestic public and hardliners that the government has not surrendered. Uranium enrichment is representative of Iran's national dignity. As far as the outside world is concerned, the repeated assertion that rights are not negotiable is actually telling the US side that there is far less room for concessions than US Vice President Vance requested. Instead of forcing Iran to give up its uranium enrichment capabilities, it is better to talk about specific quantitative restrictions and technical arrangements.

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