Tehran reviews grace period policy

Iranian statements indicated that negotiations regarding the nuclear file and lifting sanctions have halted after the United States violated the agreement. The spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry confirmed that the announced sixty-day period had not actually begun and that Iran is currently focused on managing internal affairs while the armed forces monitor the situation, with no scheduled date for resuming negotiations. He also noted that Pakistan remains the main intermediary, and that joint talks with Oman have clarified understandings concerning navigation routes through the Strait of Hormuz. However, reaching a final agreement faces obstacles due to various complications and attempts at disruption by external parties. Iran emphasized that the Foreign Ministry has not sent any request to freeze a security project related to the Strait of Hormuz. It also denied the existence of a secret channel with the United States through Erbil, attributing such claims to psychological warfare. Meanwhile, Iran continues efforts to determine the fate of its missing pilots from the war, amid ongoing negotiations on security and diplomatic issues.

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