Tehran, Iran – Iran’s Supreme National Security Council announced that Tehran is studying new US proposals received through Pakistani mediation, as part of ongoing efforts to contain the escalation between the two sides.
The council indicated that the proposals arrived via indirect diplomatic channels led by Pakistan. Pakistan is playing a role in bridging the gap between Washington and Tehran, amid regional and international efforts to reduce tensions.
The council explained that relevant Iranian authorities are carefully studying these proposals, taking into account national and sovereign interests. Details of the proposals’ content and the nature of Iran’s anticipated response have not been disclosed.
These developments come within the context of a complex negotiation process between the two sides. This process intertwines the nuclear issue with matters of maritime security and sanctions, making the chances of reaching an agreement contingent on mutual concessions and international guarantees.
Iran is considering new US proposals through Pakistani mediation
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Mohammed Yossry
Mohammed Yousry, editor at Voice of Emirates News Agency, Cairo office, is a journalist and researcher specializing in Islamic heritage and extremist groups.
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