No negotiations are possible without receiving Iran’s paid-in funds, Fars sources report; progress has been made through Qatar, but Iran's negotiating team does not consider the understandings finished; "It has been said that the last major disagreement"

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Source: No negotiations are possible without receiving Iran’s paid-in funds 

A source close to the negotiating team told Fars: No negotiations are possible without transferring Iran’s blocked funds. 

It has been said that the last major disagreement between Iran and the United States over starting negotiations—which relates to the method of access to Iran’s blocked resources—is currently being resolved through Qatar’s mediation and initiative. 

Based on this report, previously the United States had pulled back from fulfilling its commitments in this regard, but Iran insisted, stating: “No agreement is possible until the agreed-upon money is transferred.” 

Ultimately, through consultations in Qatar, progress has been made to resolve this problem. However, the negotiating team of Iran, considering the history of America’s breach of commitments, does not consider these understandings as finished, and has repeatedly stated that “Iran is ready for all likely options.”

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