Pezeshkian Briefs Macron on Stalled US-Iran Negotiations
Iranian President Pezeshkian informs Emmanuel Macron that US inflexibility stalled an agreement in Islamabad, warning of global trade risks in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Published: Apr 14, 2026, 6:40 AM EDT
Source: APA News

The Islamabad Friction
According to Pezeshkian, the negotiations—facilitated by Pakistani officials—stalled due to what he described as "excessive demands" by the U.S. delegation.
The Experts' Consensus: Pezeshkian noted that technical experts from both sides had reached mutual understandings before senior officials failed to finalize the deal.
National Sovereignty: The President emphasized that Iran remains open to dialogue, but only within a framework that protects its national interests and sovereignty.
The Pakistani Confirmation: Iranian officials stated that Pakistan has confirmed Iran's claim that it was the side demanding "precise implementation of obligations."
Strait of Hormuz: A Global Warning
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