
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian blamed the United States for the failure of an interim agreement with Iran.
Despite the breakdown, he called for another attempt to conclude a deal.
His remarks were broadcast on Iranian state television on Saturday.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has blamed the United States for the failure of an interim deal with Iran, while calling for renewed efforts to reach an agreement, according to remarks broadcast on Iranian state television on Saturday.
“We were having negotiations, the cowards (Americans) messed everything up...I still think we should go and conclude it,” Pezeshkian said.
Blame: Pezeshkian accused Washington of derailing negotiations over an interim agreement.
Diplomacy: Despite his criticism, he said efforts should continue to conclude a deal.
Uncertain next steps: He did not specify when negotiations might resume or what changes would be needed to reach an agreement.
Pezeshkian’s remarks indicate that Iran remains open, at least publicly, to another diplomatic effort following the failure of the proposed interim deal. While sharply criticizing the United States, the Iranian president said negotiations should continue toward an agreement.
He did not provide further details about the terms of the proposed deal or explain what had caused the negotiations to break down. His comments also did not establish whether Washington was prepared to resume talks or whether both sides had agreed on a new negotiating framework.
The remarks underscore the divide between Tehran and Washington over responsibility for the failed negotiations, while leaving open the possibility of renewed diplomacy. Pezeshkian’s call for another attempt signals Iran’s stated interest in reaching an agreement, but does not confirm that talks are scheduled or that the two sides have resolved their differences.
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