Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said Sunday that Tehran is determined to rigorously and seriously advance the process of implementing the other side's commitments, according to a statement relayed by N12. He added that today's meeting in Switzerland is intended to follow up on the implementation of the memorandum of understanding's provisions regarding ending the war.
Iran on Sunday reaffirmed its commitment to the memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the United States, with Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei stating that the meeting in Switzerland today is dedicated to monitoring the implementation of commitments made by the other side. The statement, reported by N12's Tomer Almagor, is the latest in a series of Iranian signals regarding the MOU signed this month.
As The Zioneer reported earlier Sunday, Switzerland welcomed the arrival of the American delegation for talks on implementing the MOU. Baghaei's office characterized today's talks as a follow-up mechanism, not a renegotiation, and he explicitly tied the meeting to the MOU's clause about 'ending the war' — likely a reference to the conflict with Israel.
The statement comes after a week of mixed signals from Tehran. On Thursday evening, Iran's foreign ministry said the MOU had been signed digitally and that today's Switzerland meeting was no longer urgent, while simultaneously accusing the US of evading its commitments. By Sunday, the ministry shifted back to a cooperative tone. This is at least the seventh bulletin The Zioneer has published on US-Iran talks in the past week, reflecting an active diplomatic track.
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