Iran has informed international mediators that it requires several more days to consult with the country’s Supreme Leader before submitting a revised diplomatic proposal, according to reports from U.S. media sources. The development comes as indirect negotiations continue over regional tensions, maritime security, and broader disputes involving Washington and Tehran. Xinhua News
Sources familiar with the mediation process said Iranian officials are reviewing the details of an earlier proposal that was reportedly not accepted by the United States. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is expected to hold consultations with senior leadership in Tehran before a new version is finalized and presented to mediators. vijesti
The talks are said to involve regional intermediaries, including Pakistani officials, who have been attempting to ease tensions and encourage a broader diplomatic understanding between the two sides. Reports indicate that the revised proposal could focus on de-escalation measures and future negotiations concerning Iran’s nuclear activities and the Strait of Hormuz.
Reuters
Analysts say the delay highlights the importance of approval from Iran’s highest leadership before any major diplomatic commitment can move forward. While negotiations remain fluid, observers believe the coming days could prove critical in determining whether Tehran and Washington can make progress toward reducing tensions in the region.
Xinhua News
