Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said that negotiations with the United States in Islamabad made progress on some matters but failed to reach an agreement due to differences on two or three key issues. He disclosed this in an interview with Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB on Sunday, noting that while both sides agreed on certain points, significant gaps remained on others.
Earlier, U.S. Vice President JD Vance stated that the absence of a firm Iranian commitment to abandon nuclear weapons was a major obstacle in the discussions. Although Iranian state media had previously dismissed the possibility of further talks, Baghaei adopted a more flexible tone, emphasizing that diplomacy never ends and that no one expected all issues to be resolved in a single meeting.
Baghaei added that Iran would continue communication with mediator Pakistan and other friendly nations in the region. However, he did not clarify whether there were concrete plans to resume direct talks with the United States.
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