Tehran, Iran – An Iranian source told Reuters that Washington has so far agreed to unfreeze only 25% of Iranian assets. This is being done according to a timetable currently being negotiated between the two sides in ongoing talks.
The source explained that Washington has shown “flexibility” during the discussions with Iran,
including on issues related to the limits of Iran’s nuclear program.
Diplomatic efforts are continuing to reach new understandings between the two parties.
American flexibility in talks
The Iranian source indicated that the negotiations are witnessing extensive discussions on a number of political, economic, and security issues.
It confirmed that there are signs of flexibility from Washington on some of the issues under negotiation.
These developments come amidst intensive diplomatic efforts led by regional and international actors.
These efforts aim to contain the escalating tensions in the region.
Iranian demands to end the war
According to the source, the revised Iranian proposal includes several key demands, most notably a permanent end to the war.
It also calls for the lifting of sanctions imposed on Tehran and the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to navigation.
Furthermore, the source indicates that Iran is seeking guarantees regarding its economic
and financial commitments. These are prerequisites for any potential agreement with the United States.
Awaiting the results of the negotiations
The international community is closely watching the ongoing negotiations between Washington and Tehran,
amid concerns about continued military and political escalation in the region.
Some also fear the impact on energy security and international navigation.
Observers believe that any progress on the issue of frozen Iranian assets or sanctions could represent a significant step toward de-escalating tensions
and pave the way for broader understandings between the two sides in the coming period.
