✅ | The overall situation is that the Iranian team met with Pakistani leaders regarding their protests over American violations of the ceasefire and the preconditions that need to be met before negotiations.

The Pakistani side is trying to convince Iran to enter negotiations without preconditions.

The rest is media noise and overlapping information.

Iran will decide whether or not to proceed with negotiations after the meeting currently underway with the Pakistani Prime Minister.

The Iranian team is not what anyone is speaking against them. There are a number of top minds in them, and they will deal with the situation with historic steps.

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✅ | Latest details of the Iran–Pakistan meeting:

The Iranian delegation, headed by Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and accompanied by the Foreign Minister, met and held discussions with the Speaker of the Pakistani Parliament. Iran maintains that the United States holds influence over the actions of the Israeli entity and its operations in the region and therefore expects a “real and tangible ceasefire” on the ground.

The format of negotiations between Iran and the US remains unclear, and it has not yet been decided whether they will be direct or indirect. In this context, Shehbaz Sharif has proposed trilateral talks, which Iran is currently considering. Past negotiations have been cited by Iranian officials as evidence of US unreliability and a history of broken commitments. Iranian officials argue that US positions often change between negotiations and public statements.

Some America backed media reports suggest US officials have agreed in principle to unfreeze certain Iranian assets. Media outlets close to the American delegation have also circulated similar claims, though no independent confirmation has been provided. The outcome of these discussions is expected to influence the next steps in Iran–US engagement.

The rest of the talks related to Iran’s demands and American demands reportedly do not include any discussion of uranium or nuclear issues.

According to IRIB, if the two preconditions of the Islamic Republic, namely asset release and a ceasefire in Lebanon, are not accepted, negotiations will not proceed.

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🇱🇧 | Meanwhile, Nawaf Salam expressed interest in engaging directly with Israel in negotiations under fire, preferring that such matters be handled through the Islamabad talks instead.

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🇮🇶 | Iraq’s parliament has started voting to elect a new president after months of political deadlock. Parliamentary Speaker Halbousi said the number of candidates has dropped to 17 after the withdrawal of Aso Faridoun Ali. Outgoing president Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid also withdrew his nomination. Current predictions are that PUK candidate Nizar Amedi will win the vote against PDK candidate Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussain.

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