Iran Reiterates Willingness to Continue Negotiations with the U.S.
Iran has informed Pakistani officials that it has not withdrawn from negotiations with the United States, but has temporarily suspended them. Iran reiterated the necessity of resuming talks during the stagnation phase and rejected the idea of opening new shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran confirmed its willingness to continue negotiations in Geneva, Qatar, or Islamabad, and requested the resumption of discussions regarding the Hormuz issue, followed by the issue of frozen funds, and finally the nuclear issue.
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