The United States has set two new conditions before resuming talks with Iran following the failure of their meeting in Islamabad, according to Israeli media reports cited by NDTV. U.S. President Donald Trump stated that discussions with Tehran could restart within two days, claiming that appropriate representatives from Iran had reached out to Washington seeking a possible agreement.

Diplomatic sources reported that Washington’s first condition is the complete and unhindered reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. remains firm on its principle of reciprocity, meaning if Iran blocks ship or oil tanker movement through the strait, its own vessels will face similar restrictions. The second condition requires Iran’s negotiation team to have full authorization from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to finalize any potential deal, ensuring top-level approval from Tehran.

Iran has not yet responded to these conditions and has denied that any new round of talks is being planned, reiterating its distrust of negotiations with the United States.