Iran has raised further doubts about the negotiations aimed at reaching a decisive settlement in the US-Iran war. This came as Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Qalibaf described the negotiations under the current circumstances as unreasonable, as he claimed that the United States violated some provisions of the framework agreed upon by the two parties.
Negotiations between the US and Iran are uncertain as the US is allegedly violating three provisions
In a Statement on XGhalibaf, who is expected to lead the Iranian delegation to Pakistan, said a bilateral ceasefire or negotiations were “unreasonable.” He noted that the United States violated three provisions of the 10-point proposal, which it agreed to as part of the two-week ceasefire agreement reached yesterday.
The first violation is failure to adhere to the clause related to the ceasefire in Lebanon. As CoinGape reported, Israel carried out strikes on Lebanon today, targeting Hezbollah forces despite a ceasefire agreement that includes Lebanon. as a result of, Iran threatened to withdraw from the ceasefire If attacks on Lebanon continue, this could lead to the resumption of the US-Iran war.
Iran stated that the second violation was the entry of a drone into Iranian airspace, which it indicated was a clear violation of the clause prohibiting further violation of Iranian airspace. At the same time, the third violation of Iran’s right to enrichment, which I included in Clause 6 of the framework.
In line with this, Ghalibaf noted that the “practical basis” of the negotiation had been openly and clearly violated, even before they began negotiations to end the US-Iran war. His statements come in direct response to the statement of US President Donald Trump, in which he described the ten-point plan as “a practical basis that can be negotiated.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said earlier that the United States must choose between a ceasefire and the continuation of the war through Israel. He added: “The world is seeing the massacres in Lebanon. The ball is in the court of the United States and the world is watching whether it will implement its obligations.”
The United States appoints a delegation for the Islamabad talks
Press Secretary Carolyn Leavitt announced, at a press conference at the White House today, that US Vice President J.D. Vance will head the US delegation to the US-Iran war negotiations in Pakistan. US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will also participate in the negotiations.
The first round of talks will be held on Saturday, April 11. Amid uncertainty over the negotiations, the first round of talks will be held Bitcoin price It has recovered some of its gains since the two sides first announced a two-week ceasefire yesterday. BTC is currently trading at around $71,200, down today, according to TradingView data.
Cryptocurrency traders are still betting that the ceasefire will hold and that negotiations to end the US-Iran war will continue as planned. There is only a 41% chance that Trump will call off the ceasefire by April 21, according to Polymarket data.
