Turkey's Foreign Minister Says US-Iran Talks at Impasse
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said negotiations between Washington and Tehran are stalled, with Ankara pushing for a resolution.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that talks between the United States and Iran are deadlocked, according to TASS. Fidan emphasized that Turkey and other countries are advancing proposals and taking steps to help conclude the negotiations.
No details were provided about the specific nature of the stalled talks or which initiatives Turkey has proposed to break the impasse.
Sources
- US-Iran talks deadlocked — Turkey’s foreign minister — TASS (Russia)
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