Sources say Iran will not attend US-Iran talks on the 22nd

Odaily News Iran's negotiation team has informed the United States through Pakistani intermediaries that, for various reasons, they will not travel to Islamabad, Pakistan on the 22nd, and there is currently no possibility of participating in the talks. Relevant sources pointed out that after Pakistan intervened in mediation and requested a ceasefire from the United States, Iran accepted the ceasefire agreement and agreed to hold follow-up negotiations to end the war based on a ten-point framework it proposed, which had been accepted by the United States. Pakistan also explicitly announced that the United States had accepted this framework. However, within days, the United States began to renege on its commitments. Furthermore, during the first round of talks held in Islamabad, the United States put forward many excessive demands, which in fact violated the initial framework, leading to a deadlock in that round of negotiations. Sources also stated that in the exchanges over the past few days, the US side has insisted on its excessive demands, which infringe upon the absolute rights of the Iranian people, and the exchanges between the two sides have not made any substantive progress. Therefore, Iran has finally announced today that under these circumstances, participating in the talks is a waste of time, as the United States is preventing the achievement of any substantive agreement.