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Iran said it is not currently negotiating with the United States and demanded that Washington provide a clear response to the seven conditions of the June interim agreement. There is still a deadlock between the two sides regarding ceasefire and resumption of talks.
iran Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Secretary Mohsen Rezaei said today in an interview with pro-Iranian media Al-Mayadeen TV that Tehran andWashington No talks are going on at present.
Reuters reports that Tehran is pushing to restart shipping and restore shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.mei yi Before talks can begin, Washington must meet seven conditions laid out by Iran in the interim agreement reached in June.
Rezaei said Iran has sought a “clear and specific” response from the United States on these situations, but has not yet received any response. He said it was still possible that Washington would respond in the future.
After meeting with Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani at the White House yesterday, US President Donald Trump downplayed the possibility of rekindling a major war in the short term, but was still unwilling to accept Iran’s current ceasefire plan.
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Rezaei said Tehran and Washington are not currently negotiating and the two sides are still at an impasse. He stressed that Iran has put forward conditions and is waiting for the United States to respond to relevant requirements.
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Iran emphasizes that the United States must first respond to the seven conditions of the June interim agreement and provide clear and specific answers to these requirements before resuming negotiations with the United States and Iran on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
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After meeting with the Qatari Prime Minister, Trump downplayed the possibility of rekindling a major war in the short term, but he still did not accept Iran’s current ceasefire plan, indicating that it is difficult for the two sides to reach consensus in the short term.
