US extends partial easing of sanctions on Russian and Iranian oil
Washington has prolonged the partial easing of sanctions on Russian and Iranian oil as problems in the Strait of Hormuz remain unresolved.
Washington has prolonged the partial easing of sanctions on Russian and Iranian oil as problems in the Strait of Hormuz remain unresolved.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf condemned several Iranian officials who oppose talks with the US, stressing that their actions could lead to the country's destruction.
US President Donald Trump announced that a US negotiating delegation is heading to Pakistan. The delegation includes key Trump diplomats Witkoff and Kushner, as well as J.D. Vance.
Russia is categorically opposed to any new US and Israeli military actions against Iran, as well as Israel's military operation in Lebanon.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has declared that there are no intentions to transfer enriched uranium to the USA, and that such shipments are not open for negotiation.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that Iran is prepared to resume hostilities at any time. He emphasized that Tehran has a lack of trust in both Washington and Tel Aviv.
A Pakistani tanker carrying oil from the UAE crossed the Strait of Hormuz on April 16. This tanker became the first to transit the Strait of Hormuz since April 13, when the US declared a naval blockade of Iran.
According to the UK media reports, Washington and Tehran may sign an agreement soon, with the negotiation process already in its final stages.
According to the Iranian Expediency Council, Iranian missiles are targeting US warships, and the Iranian military can destroy all US Navy vessels.
The US Department of Defense has indicated that the naval blockade implemented by the USA does not cover the entire Strait of Hormuz.
Acording to the US Treasury Secretary, Russiain and Iranian oil will remain subject to sanctions, without any exceptions.
US media reports that Tehran and Washington negotiators have made progress in the peace process and are close to a framework agreement.
The Swiss Foreign Ministry announced its readiness to organize the next meeting between Washington and Tehran at any time.
The Pentagon has opted to enhance its military presence in the Middle East amid ongoing negotiations with Iran. Media sources indicate that Washington plans to leverage this military strength to influence Tehran's position.
Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov commented on the results of the US-Iran talks, which concluded yesterday in Pakistan.
The US military has commenced the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, fulfilling a commitment made by President Donald Trump the previous day.
The head of the Iranian delegation, Speaker of the Parliament of the Islamic Republic Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf spoke about the failed negotiations with the USA. According to Ghalibaf, Tehran had put forward promising initiatives.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry described how the talks with the US in Islamabad proceeded, highlighting that both parties approached the negotiations with a sense of distrust towards one another.
On early Sunday morning, high-ranking officials from the United States and Iran concluded the peace deal discussions and departed from Pakistan without reaching an agreement. Vice President J.D. Vance, leading the US delegation, pointed out Tehran's reluctance to assure the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program.
Mojtaba Khamenei called on neighboring countries to choose the right side. His address was broadcast on Iranian television.