Iranian parliamentarian: aiming to revive the US-Iran agreement reached in June

Iranian parliamentarian: aiming to revive the US-Iran agreement reached in June

Representative of the National Security Commission Hassan Ghashghavi said in a video interview that “currently there is an attempt to revive the 14-point Islamabad agreement, especially through the efforts of intermediaries.”

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“They know that the main problem and, in fact, the key issue at the moment is the Strait of Hormuz problem, so yes, opinions are being exchanged,” he said.

The agreement, known as the Islamabad Agreement Memorandum, was reached with the mediation of Iran’s neighbor in the Persian Gulf, Qatar, and its eastern neighbor Pakistan, with negotiations taking place in Islamabad.

The memorandum included agreements on the Strait of Hormuz and the renewal of diplomacy between Tehran and Washington aimed at a broader agreement.

It also called for an end to hostilities in Lebanon, where Israel is fighting the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah.

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Later, this agreement collapsed, with Iran and the US accusing each other of violating its provisions.

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that Washington and Israel agreed to delay new strikes on Iran if a ceasefire agreement is reached quickly.

On his social network “Truth Social,” D. Trump said he agreed to “postpone any attack because the framework of the agreement was agreed upon.”

Former diplomat H. Ghashghavi, without going into detail, added that “opinions are constantly exchanged and proposals discussed.”

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