Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says negotiations will continue in a new format; we are not entering into nuclear issues at this time, Nour News
- It was decided to make decisions in a new format for the negotiations, and the talks were held in Pakistan, and the results of the discussions were reflected in Tehran, and it was decided not to enter into nuclear issues for the time being.
- Parliament Speaker Qalibaf headed Iran's negotiating team in Islamabad.
- In the Islamabad negotiations, Mr. Qalibaf, as both the speaker of the parliament and a powerful military figure who had been involved in the imposed wars of men, took over as the head of the Iranian negotiating team; the talks took place and we were more demanding.
Context
The decision to shift negotiation formats and delay discussions on nuclear issues may signal a temporary easing of tensions; however, it highlights a potentially more aggressive stance from Iran in future talks. This could influence regional stability and may have implications for assets sensitive to geopolitical risks, including oil and safe-haven currencies if tensions escalate or de-escalate further.
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