Iran Says It Could Resume Nuclear Talks If US Proves Sincerity
Tehran maintains negotiations remain possible but only after full implementation of the Islamabad agreement, according to TASS
Iran has signaled it is prepared to return to the negotiating table over its nuclear program if the United States can convince Tehran of its sincerity, according to a report by the Russian news agency TASS.
TASS reported that the Islamic Republic continues to view talks on nuclear issues as possible, but conditioned this on the full implementation of what the agency described as the Islamabad agreement.
The report did not provide further details on the specific terms of the Islamabad agreement or on what steps the United States would need to take to demonstrate its sincerity to Iranian officials.
TASS did not name the Iranian officials or sources behind the statement, nor did it specify when the remarks were made.
The report offers a limited window into Tehran's current stance on nuclear diplomacy amid ongoing tensions between Iran and Western powers over the country's nuclear activities.
Further details on the negotiations, including timelines or the positions of other parties involved, were not immediately available.
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