US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he believes the technical teams involved in negotiations with Iran will reconvene on the 30th of the month, as reported by Israeli media. A separate Pakistani statement said talks would resume next week, leaving the precise date unconfirmed by other sources.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on Wednesday that he believes the technical teams in talks with Iran will reconvene on the 30th of the month, according to Israeli media reports citing his remarks. The statement follows a separate announcement earlier Wednesday by Pakistan's government, serving as a mediator, that US-Iran technical talks would resume next week, as The Zioneer reported. Rubio's comment narrows the timeframe to a specific calendar date, though the reference to "the 30th" — without specifying the month — and the divergence from the Pakistani announcement leaves the exact schedule unconfirmed by multiple independent sources. The talks, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar, have seen several rounds of negotiation in recent weeks. The Zioneer previously reported on June 15 that a senior White House official said the next two to three weeks would determine whether a full deal is possible. The discrepancy between Rubio and the Pakistani mediator regarding timing remains unresolved.
2 developments
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- DevelopingIran's deputy FM: US-Iran talks set for Geneva on Friday to set negotiation terms
- DevelopingReport: US envoy Rubio faces tough task persuading Gulf allies to restore ties with Iran
- StrongRubio says Lebanon diplomacy separate from Iran talks
Source and signal
- Internal intake