Tehran reviewing US response to its latest proposal, FM spokesperson says
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- Iran says Tehran and Washington have exchanged messages through Pakistan over a proposed ceasefire document.
- Pakistani mediation efforts continue amid ongoing diplomatic contacts between the two sides.
Iran’s Nour News Agency reported that Tehran and Washington have been exchanging messages through Pakistan regarding the wording of a proposed ceasefire agreement.
According to the agency, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said discussions were based on “Iran’s 14 points” and that messages had been exchanged several times between the two sides.
“We have received the views of the American side and are reviewing them,” Baghaei said, according to Nour.
The remarks came during a visit to Iran by Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsen Naqvi.
The report said Pakistan is playing a mediating role in efforts to facilitate negotiations between Washington and Tehran as diplomatic contacts continue alongside regional tensions.
