Iran has told Pakistani officials that it has not withdrawn from negotiations, but has only suspended them temporarily, according to BlockBeats, citing Al Arabiya and Saudi outlet Al Hadath. Tehran also reiterated the need to resume talks during the current pause. In the same account, Iran said it rejects opening a new shipping route in the Strait of Hormuz. It also confirmed to Pakistan that it is willing to continue negotiations with the United States in Geneva, Qatar, or Islamabad. The reported sequencing of issues would begin with reviving talks related to Hormuz, followed by the matter of frozen funds, and then the nuclear file. The update was published by BlockBeats on July 26 as a 7x24 newsflash.
Iran has told Pakistani officials that it has not exited negotiations and has only suspended them temporarily, according to a July 26 BlockBeats report citing Al Arabiya and Saudi media outlet Al Hadath.
Iran also reiterated the need to resume talks during the current period of stalemate and said it rejects opening a new route in the Strait of Hormuz.
Tehran further confirmed to Pakistan that it is willing to continue negotiations with the United States in Geneva, Qatar, or Islamabad. According to the report, the sequence of issues would start with restoring talks on Hormuz, followed by frozen funds, and then the nuclear issue.
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