Iran has announced that it will continue discussions in Islamabad only if the United States lifts its blockade. The report, based on information from Tehran and published by Al Jazeera, said the extension of the ceasefire was seen as a positive signal, but Iran’s response remained mixed.

According to the report, the current situation is defined by uncertainty, fragility, and complexity. Despite the ceasefire extension, the possibility of renewed conflict persists. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing, yet several contentious issues remain unresolved between the two sides, including the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions relief, frozen assets, ballistic missiles, war reparations, and regional relations.

Sources cited in the report indicated that deep mistrust and suspicion now dominate Iran’s approach to any potential agreement with the United States, reflecting the strained nature of their bilateral relations.