Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf told Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, that Iran has “nothing new to say” to the United States unless Washington meets Tehran’s seven conditions. The meeting took place in Tehran as Pakistan and Qatar sought to mediate between the two countries. Ghalibaf accused the Trump administration of violating an earlier memorandum and said U.S. threats would not change Iran’s strategic decisions. Reports of a compromise involving frozen Iranian funds and nuclear inspections remain unconfirmed by the governments involved; no agreement to resume talks has been announced.
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