The Lebanese network Al-Mayadeen reports that Iran has suspended negotiations with the United States, demanding an apology from President Trump and a full Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon before talks resume, according to Abu Ali Express. Reuters separately cites a source saying the talks are suspended but not terminated. Iranian state television says the status of the talks remains unclear.
Tonight, Al-Mayadeen and Reuters both reported that negotiations between Iran and the United States are suspended but not terminated, after Iran walked out of the talks in Switzerland earlier Sunday. The Iranian delegation is refusing to return until President Trump apologizes and Israel fully withdraws from southern Lebanon, according to Al-Mayadeen's correspondent cited by Abu Ali Express. Reuters cited a source saying the talks are suspended but not terminated; Iranian state television described the situation as still unclear.
5 developments
- StrongIran says negotiations will stop if Israel does not withdraw from Lebanon
- DevelopingIsraeli overnight strikes in southern Lebanon delay US-Iran talks, according to Israeli media
- DevelopingIran says ceasefire insufficient, won't begin final-deal talks until Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon
- StrongHezbollah senior tells Reuters: Iran says US talks cannot continue without full ceasefire
Source and signal
- Internal intake