Iran says ceasefire only viable if US lifts blockade
The report emphasizes that Iran’s position on holding talks remains unchanged
ISLAMABAD: (Web Desk) – Iran has firmly rejected the claim that any new round of talks with the United States will take place on Friday, directly contradicting recent remarks by Donald Trump. According to Iranian media outlet Tasnim, Tehran has made it clear that no agreement or schedule for negotiations has been finalized.
The report emphasizes that Iran’s position on holding talks remains unchanged, and any suggestion of an imminent meeting is inaccurate. Iranian officials have maintained that discussions can only proceed if certain conditions are met, while currently no such arrangement exists.
Trump Hints at Positive Iran Talks Friday
This denial comes after Donald Trump stated that negotiations could begin within days, possibly on Friday, and expressed optimism about a positive outcome.
Iranian government has said the ceasefire only viable if US lifts blockade.
Analysts say the conflicting statements highlight ongoing uncertainty and mistrust between the two sides, with diplomatic progress remaining fragile despite continued international mediation efforts. Recent developments indicate that tensions remain high, and no confirmed breakthrough has been reached.
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