The United States appears to be changing its negotiating strategy, and its current goal is no longer a comprehensive peace agreement.

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According to BlockBeats, on May 7th, the current goal for both the US and Iran is a memorandum of understanding, not a comprehensive peace agreement. This indicates that differences remain between the two sides and suggests that any agreement at this stage would be a transitional step. The US government appears to be changing its negotiating strategy, simplifying the agenda and addressing the easier issues first, while resolving the most contentious ones at a later stage.

According to PolyBeats , on the prediction market Polymarket, the probability of "the US and Iran reaching a permanent peace agreement" is 34% before May 15, 47% before May 31, and 59% before June 30.

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