The positive developments of the negotiations in Geneva on Iran's nuclear

The Geneva negotiations on the Iranian nuclear seem to have chosen the right path to a solution of the matter. The concern of Iran, meant to appease the West about the aims of its civilian atomic development remains the cornerstone around which moves the action of men in Tehran. The Iranian plan basically consists of two phases, where the first , which is expected to last about six months, the main purpose will be just restore confidence with the international scene , including permission for the IAEA inspectors of make surprise visits to Iranian sites . It is the element of operating biggest news so far granted by the state of Tehran and aims , no doubt, to eliminate any doubt about the nature of the Iranian nuclear issue. If the findings are positive, we can move on to the second phase of the investigation of verification, which will be the closing ceremony , where Iran definitively implement the provisions of the IAEA , and this should allow you to obtain the lifting of international sanctions, which is the ' element that is the most important part of the electoral program , on the basis Rohani has built its victory at the polls . The most important part of the negotiation consists in the security of the investigation, that Iran has enriched uranium to the level suitable to be used for military purposes. For the U.S. to have this safety is key, as repeatedly pointed out by the Secretary of State Kerry. The signing of the Protocol , which provides for inspections without warning, by Iran , is a fast step forward in the negotiations , which comes almost unexpectedly, in an almost early negotiations . Gear changes imposed by Rohani demonstrates a willingness to conclude a long-running story , which put Iran in diplomatic and economic crisis , from which the country wants to go out at all costs . If the deal comes to an end in a positive way much of the friction with the West will be ironed out , but will remain on the ground geopolitical topics , such as the Syrian each other and enmity with the Sunni states . The impression is that the U.S. aim for a quick resolution of the nuclear issue , such as Iran , moreover, to face then , in an atmosphere of greater relaxation , questions relating Syria , Palestine and the diatribes of the Persian Gulf . If this is true , it is understandable why the U.S. has invested so much on the solution of an argument that can open to positive resolutions to a wide range of issues. Will be to convince the allies in the region most riotous , who are wary of turning Iran , like Israel and Saudi Arabia , but in the face of an investigation certified by the UN , they will also accept the solution and begin to consider the possibility of mutual recognition diplomats, under programmed by Obama, a climate more conciliatory . Finally, if you reach an agreement you can put an end to the winds of war who have walked the axis between Tel Aviv and Tehran, conjuring a story that could have irreparable developments .