An Iranian lawmaker has condemned US-Iran nuclear talks held in Pakistan, calling them a strategic mistake that, in his view, would embolden Iran’s “enemy.” The comments come alongside remarks by former US President Donald Trump, who said any Iran deal would only happen when it benefits the US and its allies.
Fifteen hours of Iran US talks in Islamabad ended without a breakthrough, with divergent aims and outside Israeli interference undermining hopes of a meaningful deal. A fragile ceasefire is holding, but its durability remains doubtful. Negotiators zeroed in on Iran’s nuclear program and ballistic missiles, while both sides stuck to positions described as non negotiable.
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