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Fresh uncertainty is now surrounding the fragile Iran-US negotiations after new reports suggested the proposed agreement could face major delays — or even collapse altogether. According to Axios, the White House does not expect a final deal with Tehran to be approved immediately, with Iran’s top leadership still reviewing the framework. Meanwhile, Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reported that unresolved disputes and continued American “obstruction” over key clauses could derail the talks completely. One major sticking point reportedly remains Iran’s blocked financial assets and sanctions-related demands. At the same time, tensions escalated further after a senior Iranian advisor warned that Tehran could break any US naval blockade and even withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty if military attacks resume. The latest developments are now fuelling fresh fears that diplomacy may again be sliding toward confrontation.