According to Aljazeera News, Iranian parliamentary speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf announced that Tehran and Washington have arrived at mutual understandings on certain issues, though major disagreements continue to block a comprehensive agreement.
“Tehran and Washington arrive at conclusions on some issues, yet significant differences persist on others, Ghalibaf stated.
The remarks mark a rare acknowledgment of progress in indirect talks, even as the two nations remain deeply divided over Iran’s nuclear program, regional proxies, and sanctions relief. Ghalibaf, a powerful figure within the Islamic Republic’s establishment, did not specify which issues had seen breakthroughs.
His comments come amid renewed diplomatic speculation following months of stalled negotiations. Western officials have privately noted Iran’s increased uranium enrichment activity, while Tehran demands verifiable removal of economic sanctions.
Analysts suggest the conclusions may involve prisoner exchanges or limited de-escalation measures rather than a full nuclear deal. The U.S. State Department declined immediate comment.
Ghalibaf, a former Revolutionary Guards commander, added that Iran remains committed to resistance principles while open to diplomacy. The statement signals possible behind-the-scenes movement, though the significant differences underscore how far both sides remain from a lasting accord. No timeline for further talks was provided…..See More
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