Iran suspends 60-day US negotiation after Israeli strikes
Iran has halted its planned 60-day negotiation process with the U.S., citing violations of the agreement’s first clause following Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon. A trip to Switzerland for initial talks has been canceled, and negotiations remain paused until attacks cease and commitments are upheld.
Iran has suspended its 60-day negotiation process with the United States, according to reports. The decision follows what Tehran described as a violation of the agreement’s first clause after Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon.
A planned Iranian delegation trip to Switzerland for the first round of talks has been canceled. Iranian officials stated that negotiations will remain paused until they receive assurances that the attacks have stopped and that commitments are being honored.
Source: Cointelegraph