Al-Hadath: Iran has not stopped the negotiations but has suspended them

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Al-Hadath: Iran has not stopped the negotiations but has suspended them

The event is that Iran has not stopped the negotiations but has suspended them.

Al-Hadath network, citing a high-ranking source, reported that Iran has informed Pakistani officials that it has not withdrawn from the negotiations but has suspended them.

According to this report, Tehran has emphasized to Pakistani mediators that the continuation of negotiations should be based on the memorandum of understanding between the parties. Additionally, Iran demands that the talks initially focus on the Strait of Hormuz issue, then on the release of blocked assets, and subsequently on the nuclear file.

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