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Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar says the Washington–Tehran talks still face major unresolved issues, Israeli reporter Kais posts

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Iranian President says "War is not in anyone's interest, and with steadfastness in the face of threats, all rational and diplomatic means must be used to reduce tensions", Al Mayadeen reports

Al-Mayadeen correspondent in Islamabad says "Intensive contacts are being conducted by the Pakistani authorities in order to hold the second round and reach a real understanding."

Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar says the Washington–Tehran talks still face major unresolved issues, Israeli reporter Kais posts

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  • Major disagreements remain in US–Iran negotiations
  • US demands a 20-year halt to uranium enrichment, transfer of enriched uranium to the US, and full IAEA-supervised civilian facilities
  • Iran rejects a 20-year halt but is open to temporary limits on high-level enrichment
  • Iran accepts stronger international oversight and restructuring of nuclear facilities
  • Iran is willing to transfer enriched uranium to China or Russia as a “deposit,” not to the US
  • Iran wants to impose transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz to fund post-war reconstruction
  • US wants to return to pre-February 28 conditions in the strait
  • Iran argues conditions have changed due to US use of the strait during the war
  • US has not rejected transit fees and is discussing a joint management mechanism with Iran
  • Proposal includes routing revenues through a US-controlled fund for civilian purposes
  • Iran says the main obstacle is the US ignoring past agreements in negotiations
  • Hezbollah claims a right to respond to Israeli violations and intends to exercise it
  • Hezbollah will not disarm unless Lebanon’s situation fundamentally changes and Israeli aggression is no longer a threat
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