An Iranian semi-official news agency reported that two to three clauses in a potential peace agreement between Tehran and Washington remain unresolved. According to an Iranian source familiar with the discussions, if the United States continues to create obstacles, there will be no possibility of finalizing the memorandum of understanding. The source added that despite some progress in the talks, differences persist on several important issues.

Analysts cited in the report identified Iran’s nuclear program, uranium enrichment, and the lifting of sanctions as the main points of contention in the negotiations. These issues have long complicated diplomatic efforts between the two countries and continue to hinder the conclusion of a comprehensive agreement.

The report suggests that while negotiations are ongoing, the outcome remains uncertain as both sides struggle to bridge their remaining differences.