Iran Proposes Two-Day Plan to Resume Negotiations with the U.S.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry has announced that it is prepared to initiate negotiations with the United States within 48 hours, provided that Washington fulfills specific demands set forth by Tehran. This development follows a period of intense, albeit indirect, diplomatic consultations aimed at de-escalating tensions and potentially ending the long-standing hostility between the two nations. Qatar has been playing a pivotal role as a mediator, hosting consecutive days of talks to facilitate communication.

Iranian officials have described the indirect discussions as ‘very intensive,’ indicating a sense of urgency to reach a breakthrough. The proposal of a ’two-day plan’ has generated significant attention, with reports suggesting that the initiative is designed to test the sincerity of the U.S. commitment to resolving the conflict. While the specifics of the demands remain largely behind closed doors, the willingness to engage in a rapid timeline suggests that both sides are under pressure to achieve a diplomatic result.

International observers are monitoring the situation closely, noting that Donald Trump has hinted at progress in the talks. The potential for a breakthrough depends on whether the U.S. can align its actions with the conditions outlined by the Iranian side. As the diplomatic window remains open, the focus is now on whether the proposed two-day window will lead to a formal resumption of direct or structured indirect negotiations, marking a potential turning point in the complex U.S.-Iran relationship.

Sources: 每日经济新闻

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