Iran MP says talks without guarantees are futile

A member of Iran's parliamentary National Security Commission, Khazrian, has stated that resuming negotiations in Islamabad without receiving specific guarantees and a clear agenda will not yield any achievements. He argued such talks would merely become a tool for managing energy markets and global public opinion to impose conditions on Iran. Khazrian emphasized that Iran does not intend to participate under current conditions unless the situation changes. This stance reflects ongoing Iranian demands for concessions, such as lifting the US blockade, before engaging in talks.