Iran says it is not engaged in U.S. talks and will not start them while Washington is breaching an interim deal signed in June. Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says messages are being exchanged through intermediaries, but direct negotiations are not happening. He presents the issue of the alleged breach as the condition for any future engagement.
The reporting describes the stance as part of Iran’s broader approach following the June interim agreement, which is intended to shape the pace and scope of interactions between the two countries. Other details about the specific breach allegations and any related diplomatic timetable are not elaborated in the available excerpts. The tone across outlets remains consistent on Iran’s position: it links the resumption of talks to compliance by the United States and indicates that communication is still occurring, though indirectly, via third parties.
Together, the sources cover Iran’s message that talks are paused conditionally, and that intermediary channels continue while the dispute over the interim deal persists.
