Iranian Media: Iran Will Not Sign Any Agreement at the Time Announced by Trump
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, June 14 - According to a report from the Iranian Fars News Agency on the 14th, hours before Israel's attack on Lebanon that day, a source close to the Iranian negotiation team stated that Iran had conveyed its desired terms and specific details through a Qatari delegation.
According to the report, the source said that no agreement has been reached yet. Even if there are reversals during the negotiation process, Iran's fundamental condition is that all terms Iran wishes to achieve must be fully reflected in the Iran-U.S. agreement, and that "no agreement will be signed at the time announced by U.S. President Trump."
According to a report from the Iranian Tasnim News Agency on the 14th, a Qatari delegation has arrived in Tehran, the capital of Iran, to hold talks with Iranian officials regarding progress in promoting the end of the current conflict through diplomatic means.
On the 13th, Trump posted on social media that the U.S. and Iran are scheduled to sign an agreement on the 14th.
Iran communicated its terms for a potential agreement through a Qatari delegation, stating it will not sign any agreement at the time announced by President Trump. As of June 14, no agreement has been reached, and Iran's basic condition is that all terms must be included in the U.S.-Iran agreement. The Qatari delegation is in Tehran to discuss diplomatic efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict.
- Iran has not reached any agreement as of June 14.
- Iran insists that all terms must be reflected in the U.S.-Iran agreement.
- Iran will not sign any agreement at the time announced by President Trump.
- A Qatari delegation is in Tehran to discuss diplomatic efforts to end the current conflict.