Iran Rejects Two 'Extreme' US Demands During Islamabad Talks
Iran's deputy foreign minister said Tehran rejected two 'extreme' demands from the US during negotiations in Islamabad, after Washington warned talks would fail otherwise.
Iran refused to accept two demands described as "extreme" by its deputy foreign minister during diplomatic discussions in Islamabad, according to a Monday statement from Kazem Gharibabadi.
The US had warned that negotiations would collapse if Tehran did not agree to the conditions. Gharibabadi said Iran opted to reject them outright.
The specific demands were not disclosed. The talks mark the latest round of indirect or direct engagement between the two nations, though no breakthrough appears imminent.
Source: First Squawk