Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi discussed US negotiations with Mehr News, stating Iran resisted US demands for zero uranium enrichment before a "12-day war," which he claimed the US lost. He highlighted US miscalculations and Iran's steadfastness against threats and bribes.
An Iranian delegation will meet mediators in Doha on Wednesday for talks with Washington, but Iran insists on no direct negotiations with the US. American envoys are also in Doha to discuss Iran and Lebanon.
The Trump administration is expected to announce it will not extend the USMCA trade pact, starting a 10-year countdown to its potential termination. This move, despite ongoing negotiations, signals a push for significant changes to the agreement.
Iran will send experts to Doha to discuss a Memorandum of Understanding with the US, but insists the visit is not for negotiations, amid strained relations over nuclear programs, sanctions, and the Strait of Hormuz.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov states Moscow maintains constant contact with Tehran, aware of all developments in Iran-US negotiations, with Russia's proposals for addressing key tasks remaining on the table.
The Iranian delegation has concluded its negotiations with the United States in Switzerland. Technical teams will continue consultations on June 22 to finalize agreements on a memorandum of understanding, with Qatar and Pakistan mediating.
Iran leveraged control over the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global chokepoint, to force the US into negotiations on its terms, demonstrating how middle powers can gain leverage through indispensable control rather than military might. The war also highlights the rise of the UAE and India as strategically positioned middle powers.
US and Iranian officials indicate a memorandum of understanding to end conflict is imminent, potentially within days. The agreement involves reopening the Strait of Hormuz, lifting US naval blockades, and Iran limiting its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun accuses Iran of leveraging Lebanon in negotiations with the US.
Russian diplomat Galuzin stated Europe is entirely absent from Russia-US negotiations due to its hostile stance towards Russia. He noted the US is still committed to finding a political and diplomatic settlement through trilateral talks, despite its focus on the Middle East crisis.
Iran and the US are reviewing final drafts of a potential deal, but no breakthrough has occurred. Negotiations are complicated by ongoing conflict, US demands on Iran's nuclear program and Strait of Hormuz, and Iran's insistence on halting Israeli aggression in Lebanon.
Negotiations between Iran and the US over a potential agreement have stalled, with both sides blaming each other. Iran claims to have won the conflict and achieved most of its demands, while the US is accused of delaying the process due to fears of appearing to capitulate and a desire to exploit a global economic crisis to strengthen the dollar.
An informed source revealed that ongoing indirect negotiations between Iran and the US, mediated by Pakistan, are characterized by caution and pessimism regarding the US administration. Disagreements persist on key issues, and Iran remains distrustful of Washington's commitment to any potential agreement.
Oman and Iran held talks to establish principles for safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, discussing international law and trade routes. The Omani Foreign Minister also received a message regarding Pakistani-mediated US-Iran negotiations.
Mette Frederiksen has been reappointed by Denmark's King Frederik X to lead new talks to form a government after previous negotiations failed. The process has become the longest in Danish history, amid tensions involving Greenland and the US.
Gunfire erupted near the White House on Saturday evening, prompting a lockdown. A gunman reportedly fired at the building before being neutralized by Secret Service. A civilian was also shot in the exchange, and the gunman was hospitalized. The incident follows recent security concerns near the White House.
Gunshots were heard near the White House on Saturday evening, leading to a lockdown. Reporters on the scene described hearing dozens of shots, and the FBI confirmed it is supporting the Secret Service's response.
President Trump called off a planned major military strike on Iran, citing 'serious negotiations' and requests from Gulf allies to allow time for a deal. Oil prices dipped on the news, while Iran called it a 'retreat'.
President Trump announced on social media that he would delay a planned attack on Iran on June 19, following requests from leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Trump cited 'serious negotiations' towards an agreement that includes Iran not possessing nuclear weapons.
US President Donald Trump called off planned strikes on Iran at the urging of Gulf leaders, citing ongoing "serious negotiations" for a deal to end the conflict. However, he warned the military to remain prepared for a large-scale assault if an acceptable deal is not reached.
President Trump announced the postponement of a planned attack on Iran, citing requests from Gulf leaders and ongoing 'serious negotiations.' The US remains prepared for a large-scale strike if an acceptable agreement isn't reached.
Donald Trump announced Monday he is postponing a planned military strike on Iran, scheduled for Tuesday, at the request of leaders from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE amid "serious negotiations."
US President Donald Trump announced he is calling off a planned military strike on Iran scheduled for Tuesday, citing "serious negotiations" underway. The decision came after he had threatened renewed fighting if a deal wasn't reached, and was reportedly made at the request of Middle Eastern allies.
Donald Trump called off planned strikes on Iran at the request of Gulf allies, citing 'serious negotiations.' Iran stated it would respond with 'full strength' to any attack, while global markets reacted turbulently to Trump's earlier 'clock is ticking' warning.
