Lavrov Calls US-Iran Islamabad Memorandum a 'Fair Deal' Worth Revisiting
Russia's foreign minister referenced the memorandum as containing specific agreements between the two sides.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov described a memorandum reached in Islamabad between the United States and Iran as a fair deal that would be worth returning to, according to TASS.
"There was also the Islamabad memorandum, which contained specific agreements," Lavrov said, though the report did not detail the specific terms of the memorandum or when it was originally reached.
The comment suggests Lavrov views past US-Iran understandings, at least in part, as a viable basis for renewed negotiations, without elaborating further on Russia's role in facilitating or endorsing the agreement.
The reference comes amid ongoing international attention to Iran's nuclear program and broader tensions between Tehran and Washington.
No independent confirmation of the memorandum's contents or current status was included in the available report.
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