Iran has not decided to resume negotiations with the United States, Araqchi.
15-08-2026 16:40 Iran Politics
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azatutyun.am Iran has not decided to resume negotiations with the United States, said Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:
According to Mehr news agency, Araghchi stated that the memorandum from Islamabad included "the end of the war," but the United States violated it, and hostilities resumed. "We did not have an extension of the ceasefire. We had the end of the war, which has now entered a new situation," he said.
On June 17, the U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding, according to which negotiations were to begin with the aim of reaching a final agreement. However, later the negotiations hit a deadlock due to disagreements over security guarantees and the freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
Araghchi noted that Qatar and Pakistan, as mediators, are exchanging messages and are in contact with Tehran. "However, there are absolutely no negotiations. No decision has yet been made to resume negotiations with America," he said.
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