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Iranian negotiators are acting from a position of strength in international talks, according to an exclusive source. The statement was made amid ongoing talks between Tehran and world powers over its nuclear program.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that a final, agreed peace deal text has been reached between the US and Iran, stating peace has never been closer. The declaration followed warnings from US and Iranian officials against speculative reports, with both sides pushing back on leaked terms involving Iran's nuclear program and asset releases.
Iranian officials have reaffirmed a hardline stance on defending national sovereignty amid rising tensions with Western nations and Israel. The foreign ministry spokesperson stated that Iran will not accept any threat or pressure against its interests. Analysts see this as a message to regional rivals and a move to shore up domestic support ahead of upcoming nuclear negotiations.
Israel continues airstrikes on Lebanon despite a US-brokered ceasefire deal. Hezbollah rejects the agreement as a 'farce', while Iran questions the draft deal's terms.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei shows signs of a more active role as talks resume after the April 8 ceasefire. Rubio indicated negotiations now include previously forbidden nuclear aspects, but warned a deal is not guaranteed. Iran has reviewed the latest US proposal while insisting a full Lebanon ceasefire must be part of any agreement.
President Donald Trump has demanded stricter revisions to a draft peace agreement between the US-Israel alliance and Iran, according to US media. The changes focus on nuclear material handling and other key points, with Tehran expected to respond within days.
President Donald Trump reaffirmed that Iran will receive no sanctions relief from negotiations, rejecting Tehran's demands despite ongoing talks. Iran continues to dismiss U.S. statements, and the White House has called reports of a memorandum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as fabricated. The diplomatic impasse persists over nuclear enrichment, sanctions, and control of the vital shipping route.
Iran stated on June 11 that it is too early to confirm a deal with the U.S. is imminent, despite progress in indirect talks in Oman. Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei denied reports of an imminent interim nuclear agreement, calling them unfounded speculation. The discussions have so far focused on prisoner exchanges and unfreezing assets, with no clear sign of broader U.S. policy change.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held talks in Tehran, focusing on Iran-US negotiations and bilateral cooperation. Araghchi praised Pakistan's role in regional stability, while Dar affirmed support for Iran's diplomatic efforts and readiness to act as a bridge. The meeting occurred amid positive signals for potential resumption of Iran-US nuclear talks.
