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1. April 12 – According to a report from the Iranian national television's correspondent in Islamabad, the talks between Iran and the United States will continue on Sunday.
2. The Iranian Fars News Agency cited its reporter as saying that in the latest round of negotiations, Iran and the United States failed to reach a consensus on their differences.
3. The Pakistani government is handling the US-Iran talks cautiously.
4. On the 12th local time, a diplomatic source from the Pakistani government said that Pakistan proposed a joint patrol in the Strait of Hormuz. The Pakistani authorities have not responded.
5. On April 12 local time, a Pakistani government source stated that at Pakistan’s request, US Vice President Pence extended his stay in Islamabad.
6. April 12 – Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baqaee reported in the early hours of today (April 12 local time) on the progress of negotiations between the US and Iran in Islamabad, Pakistan. According to his briefing, the Iran-US talks mediated by Pakistan began on the morning of April 11 and are still ongoing. Both sides have exchanged a large amount of information, with the Iranian negotiating team “trying their best to safeguard Iran’s interests.” The briefing stated that the US and Iran discussed all aspects of the main negotiation topics, including the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear issues, war reparations, lifting sanctions, and the complete end of wars targeting Iran and the Middle East. The briefing emphasized that the success of this diplomatic process depends on the sincerity of the US side, whether the US proposes excessive or illegal demands, and whether it recognizes Iran’s legitimate rights.
7. US Vice President Pence: It must be clearly confirmed that Iran will not seek nuclear weapons. We are quite flexible, and we brought a very simple proposal, a way to reach an understanding, which is our final and best offer. After 21 hours of negotiations with Iran, no agreement has been reached, and Iran chose not to accept the US conditions.
8. US Vice President held a press conference in Islamabad stating that US-Iran talks did not reach an agreement.
9. US Vice President Pence: The negotiations have not reached a consensus and will return to the United States.
10. April 12 – Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported on April 12 that because the United States failed to achieve its goals in the negotiations, some Western media began making “false descriptions” of the atmosphere of the Iran-US talks in Islamabad.
11. April 12 – According to Iranian sources in the early hours of April 12, the Iran-US negotiations ended a few minutes ago, and due to the “greed and ambition of the US side,” no agreement was reached.
12. According to Pakistani media: The US delegation did not want to continue the negotiations, and Pakistan tried hard to persuade them to stay.
13. According to Iran Press TV: Multiple issues, including the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear rights, have always been contentious points in the Iran-US negotiations.
14. April 12 – This morning (April 12 local time), the US negotiating team left Pakistan, and the US-Iran negotiations failed to reach an agreement.
1. April 12 – According to a report from the Iranian national television's correspondent in Islamabad, the talks between Iran and the United States will continue on Sunday.
2. The Iranian Fars News Agency cited its reporter as saying that in the latest round of negotiations, Iran and the United States failed to reach a consensus on their differences.
3. The Pakistani government is handling the US-Iran talks cautiously.
4. On the 12th local time, a diplomatic source from the Pakistani government said that Pakistan proposed a joint patrol in the Strait of Hormuz. The Pakistani authorities have not responded.
5. On April 12 local time, a Pakistani government source stated that at Pakistan’s request, US Vice President Pence extended his stay in Islamabad.
6. April 12 – Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baqaee reported in the early hours of today (April 12 local time) on the progress of negotiations between the US and Iran in Islamabad, Pakistan. According to his briefing, the Iran-US talks mediated by Pakistan began on the morning of April 11 and are still ongoing. Both sides have exchanged a large amount of information, with the Iranian negotiating team “trying their best to safeguard Iran’s interests.” The briefing stated that the US and Iran discussed all aspects of the main negotiation topics, including the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear issues, war reparations, lifting sanctions, and the complete end of wars targeting Iran and the Middle East. The briefing emphasized that the success of this diplomatic process depends on the sincerity of the US side, whether the US proposes excessive or illegal demands, and whether it recognizes Iran’s legitimate rights.
7. US Vice President Pence: It must be clearly confirmed that Iran will not seek nuclear weapons. We are quite flexible, and we brought a very simple proposal, a way to reach an understanding, which is our final and best offer. After 21 hours of negotiations with Iran, no agreement has been reached, and Iran chose not to accept the US conditions.
8. US Vice President held a press conference in Islamabad stating that US-Iran talks did not reach an agreement.
9. US Vice President Pence: The negotiations have not reached a consensus and will return to the United States.
10. April 12 – Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported on April 12 that because the United States failed to achieve its goals in the negotiations, some Western media began making “false descriptions” of the atmosphere of the Iran-US talks in Islamabad.
11. April 12 – According to Iranian sources in the early hours of April 12, the Iran-US negotiations ended a few minutes ago, and due to the “greed and ambition of the US side,” no agreement was reached.
12. According to Pakistani media: The US delegation did not want to continue the negotiations, and Pakistan tried hard to persuade them to stay.
13. According to Iran Press TV: Multiple issues, including the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear rights, have always been contentious points in the Iran-US negotiations.
14. April 12 – This morning (April 12 local time), the US negotiating team left Pakistan, and the US-Iran negotiations failed to reach an agreement.
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Marandi speaks to AsiaOne - Pakistan's international funded English news outlet.
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We have a saying: the benefits that cannot be obtained on the battlefield cannot be obtained at the negotiating table either.
For many years, the United States has participated in negotiations from a position of advantage. Now the U.S. has lost that advantageous position, but it has not learned to negotiate from a position of disadvantage, and it does not even know how to hold an equal dialogue.
At the 2021 China-U.S. high-level strategic dialogue, the United States used a series of tough words and actions to pressure China. The U.S. made unwarranted attacks on China during an overtime public speech, especially interfering in multiple Chinese domestic affairs from Xinjiang to Hong Kong, attempting to take the leading role.
The Chinese representative said: "We overestimated you; we thought you would follow basic diplomatic etiquette. I’ll say this: you do not have the strength or the qualification to talk with China."
The Chinese Foreign Minister said: the U.S. side must correct this old habit of interfering in China’s internal affairs.
The arrogant Americans will pay a greater price.
For many years, the United States has participated in negotiations from a position of advantage. Now the U.S. has lost that advantageous position, but it has not learned to negotiate from a position of disadvantage, and it does not even know how to hold an equal dialogue.
At the 2021 China-U.S. high-level strategic dialogue, the United States used a series of tough words and actions to pressure China. The U.S. made unwarranted attacks on China during an overtime public speech, especially interfering in multiple Chinese domestic affairs from Xinjiang to Hong Kong, attempting to take the leading role.
The Chinese representative said: "We overestimated you; we thought you would follow basic diplomatic etiquette. I’ll say this: you do not have the strength or the qualification to talk with China."
The Chinese Foreign Minister said: the U.S. side must correct this old habit of interfering in China’s internal affairs.
The arrogant Americans will pay a greater price.
pakistaniandproud
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Humble diplomacy wins. India has failed themselves with their 'greater than thou' mentality.
hydrabadi_arab
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Iran wasted everyone time. If you dont want to give nuclear program up then why even bother. You cant make a bomb but will die on uranium hill.
Dalit
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Iran should have built the nuke when the time was right. All eyes are on Iran today. The nuclear boat has sailed unless Iran is in a very advanced stage to test one.
Nevertheless, these talks were much more than just uranium enrichment and nukes. Both sides aren't willing to concede on key points. No doubt, there is a deadlock and no one is expecting a sudden truce.
Iranians spilled the beans on Pakistan in 2004-5 and blamed AQN Network.
USA still a super power though declining but Iran is also not empire of Cyrus The Great of 2500 years ago.
You got to give in to live for tomorrow.
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ThoroughPro
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to pay back 2B to Emirati scums
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