A senior Iranian source said Qatar and Pakistan, acting as mediators, have told Tehran that the United States is prepared to enter negotiations and reach an agreement, and is serious about moving the process forward. The source said Iran would be ready to resume implementation of the Islamabad memorandum of understanding within days if Washington returns to the memorandum and fulfills its terms. Tehran is also seeking concrete and credible guarantees that it will not come under attack again. According to the source, Iran would immediately begin talks on the nuclear issue and sanctions relief once the U.S. carries out the substantive parts of the memorandum, including ending hostilities, lifting the blockade, and allowing Iranian oil exports. On the Strait of Hormuz, the source said Iran has reached a consensus with Oman, but added that as long as the blockade continues and no agreement has been reached with Washington, Iran will not reopen the waterway. The remarks were reported by China Central Television and republished by Odaily.
Odaily reported, citing China Central Television, that a senior Iranian source said Qatar and Pakistan, acting as mediators, have informed Tehran that the United States is ready to hold talks and reach an agreement, and is serious about advancing the process.
The source said that, from Iran’s perspective, if Washington returns to the Islamabad memorandum of understanding and fulfills its terms, Iran would also be ready to resume implementation of the memorandum within days.
The source added that Iran wants concrete and credible guarantees to ensure it will not be attacked again. Once the U.S. implements the substantive parts of the memorandum, including ending hostilities, lifting the blockade, and allowing Iran to export oil, Iran would immediately start negotiations on the nuclear issue and sanctions relief.
On the Strait of Hormuz, the source said Iran has reached a consensus with Oman. Still, as long as the blockade remains in place and no agreement has been reached with the U.S., “Iran will not reopen the strait.”
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