Shocking Revelation by US Delegation: What Awaits Iran

Negotiations between the United States and Iran held in Islamabad, Pakistan, yielded no results. The discussions, lasting nearly 21 hours and involving both direct exchanges between expert groups and the participation of mediators, failed to identify mutually acceptable options. At the center of the negotiations was Tehran's proposed ten-point plan, which the American side rejected.

According to RIA Novosti, Trump has adopted Iran's strategy of "If you can't win, lead."

"We have made it very clear what our red lines are, in which issues we are willing to compromise, and in which issues we are not," said US Vice President Jay D. Vance, who led the American delegation. He indicated that the chasm between the positions of the parties remains insurmountable at this time.

The failure of the negotiations will be followed by an escalation of American pressures, including the possible blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which could create issues for regional fuel supplies.

The Iranian side attributes the responsibility for the situation to deep-seated distrust. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei noted that achieving results from a single meeting following 40 days of military tension was unrealistic. Tehran emphasizes that prior agreements have not prevented the actions of the US and Israel, complicating further diplomatic dialogue.