Iran conducted another round of message exchange and clarification between Iran and the U.S. through Qatari intermediaries on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. Ismail Baqaei, the spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, raised this issue and stated that negotiations in this regard are still ongoing.
Details of the Negotiation Process
According to Baqaei's statements, this message exchange lasted about two hours and was a continuation of negotiations that are ongoing between Tehran and Washington, mediated by some countries, especially Qatar. He emphasized that these negotiations are aimed at creating clarity in Iran's positions and preventing any ambiguity or doubt.
Iran's Conditions for Reviving Diplomacy
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Iran's conditions for reviving diplomacy include stopping aggressive actions by the U.S., especially maritime blockades and economic pressures, ending the war on all fronts, releasing blocked or restricted Iranian assets, and accepting a safe passage for ships based on an agreement between the two coastal states.
Baqaei explained that these conditions have been communicated to the American side to leave no excuse for either party. This action can be seen as an important step towards reducing tensions and initiating diplomatic processes between the two countries.
Possible Consequences
Reviving diplomacy between Iran and the U.S. could have wide-ranging impacts on the political and economic situation in the region. If the two sides can reach agreements, it could help improve relations and reduce tensions in the region. On the other hand, failure to agree and continuation of the current situation could lead to exacerbation of crises and further tensions.
In this context, the role of intermediaries, especially Qatar as a trusted country for both sides, could be significant. Qatar has previously acted as a mediator in negotiations between Iran and the West, and this experience could help facilitate diplomatic processes.
Ultimately, these developments indicate that Iran still wishes to resolve its issues with the U.S. and other countries through diplomacy, and this could be seen as a turning point in Iran's international relations.
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