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Iran Calls US Response to Its Latest Proposal Insufficient as Talks Stall
Read this in the Market Flux appIran's Supreme National Security Council secretary said on October 11 that the United States response to Tehran's latest proposal was insufficient, signaling a deepening impasse in indirect negotiations between the two sides. The official, speaking through Iran's state-linked Fars News Agency, said the US had accepted some of Iran's conditions while leaving others unresolved, and called on Washington to clarify those outstanding issues before talks can advance.
The remarks come against a backdrop of stalled diplomacy over reopening the Strait of Hormuz and broader ceasefire terms, with regional mediators including Qatar working to bridge significant gaps between the parties. Iran's position, as conveyed by its top security official, stops short of a full breakdown but makes clear Tehran is unwilling to move forward until the US provides more definitive answers on the contested points.
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- ChoukeirJAccording to Iran’s Fars news agency, the secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said: “US response to Iran’s latest proposal was insufficient” “US accepted some of our conditions, while others remain unclear” “US needs to clarify outstanding issues to Iran”
- ReutersIran says US response to its proposal to reopen Hormuz was 'insufficient'