Iran continues to exchange messages with the United States through a Pakistani intermediary after the failure of weekend talks. This was stated by a representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, reports UNN with reference to CNN.
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There is uncertainty about what will happen after the two-week truce ends, and speaking at a press conference, Esmail Baghai did not confirm its extension.
At the moment, as I said, negotiations are ongoing through a Pakistani intermediary, and it remains to be seen how serious the other side is about its statements regarding diplomacy
It is up to the United States to prove its seriousness, because it has repeatedly not only failed to fulfill its obligations, but has actually undermined the negotiating table
According to Baghai, there are no new proposals from the Iranian side, and the original 10-point package put forward by Tehran in the negotiations has also not been changed.
The main points of contention remain unclear, but Baghai called some of the US demands "unreasonable and unrealistic." He again insisted on Iran's right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes.
Second round of US-Iran talks - no decision yet - Media14.04.26, 17:57
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The "10-point proposal" from Iran is a peace plan proposed by the US to end hostilities. The US has proposed its own 15-point plan, which has not yet been fully disclosed, but reportedly includes Iran's commitment to abandon nuclear weapons, transfer highly enriched uranium, limit Tehran's defense capabilities, and resume operations in the Strait of Hormuz.