Iran says no date set for US talks as sides seek framework first
Iran's deputy foreign minister said no date is set for the next round of US-Iran talks until a framework of understanding is agreed upon. The talks, which resumed after a 1979 Islamic Revolution hiatus, stalled in Islamabad due to disagreements over Iran's nuclear program.
Iran and the US have not set a date for their next round of talks. The two sides are focusing on finalizing a framework of understanding before negotiations can continue. The highest-level US-Iran talks since the 1979 Islamic Revolution stalled in Islamabad due to disagreements over Iran's nuclear program. Iran's deputy foreign minister, Saeed Khatibzadeh, stated that Iran will not accept being an exception to international law. The US demanded Iran make concessions on its nuclear program, which Iran refused. The Strait of Hormuz was temporarily closed by Iran after the US allegedly sabotaged a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon.
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