Iran Has Not Decided to Resume Talks With the US — Araghchi
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Iran has not made any decision to restart negotiations with the United States, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said, Tasnim reported.Key points:Qatar and Pakistan are only passing messages as mediators, but this does not mean negotiations are taking placeThe Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding declared the “end of the war,” not a ceasefire that needs to be extendedThe 60-day period was intended as a window for negotiations on a final agreement, but the US violated it and clashes resumedIran’s talks with Oman are a separate technical track focused on defining maritime lanes in the Strait of Hormuz and vessel trafficAraghchi said previous routes are no longer effective, and Iran is working on a temporary route that can later become finalEven after a route is determined, reopening the strait depends on other conditions that the US must honorMeanwhile, US President Donald Trump announced plans to declare the Strait of Hormuz US territory.
