Iran has formally refused to participate in negotiations with the United States scheduled for Wednesday in Islamabad, Pakistan.
The Tasnim news agency report confirms the finality of Iran's decision.
Tasnim News Agency reports Iran has formally informed the United States of its decision not to attend.
Iran has formally informed the US through mediators of its decision not to attend the Wednesday talks.
The message provides new details from Tasnim on Iran's specific grievances, including the 10-point framework, the failure on the Lebanon ceasefire, and the introduction of maximalist U.S. demands.
Tasnim News Agency is cited as the source for Iran's final decision not to attend.
The IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency has confirmed Iran's final decision not to attend the Wednesday meeting in Pakistan.
New details reveal Iran's specific reason for refusing talks: it believes a Pakistan-brokered "10-point" ceasefire plan was undermined by weak enforcement.
The Tasnim report specifies the notification was delivered through the Pakistani intermediary and that the decision is due to 'various reasons' with no current prospect for talks.
Tasnim reports Iran's refusal is final and cites specific reasons: US failure to fulfill obligations and violation of the Pakistan-mediated ceasefire plan.
Tasnim news agency has explicitly confirmed that no Iranian delegation will travel to Islamabad.
The message adds context that American negotiators did not fly to Pakistan due to a lack of consent from Tehran, and references President Trump's earlier threat of bombing Iran if a deal fails.
The message adds that the Iranian negotiating team communicated the final decision to the American side through a Pakistani intermediary.
The message provides new details on Iran's reasoning, citing specific U.S. actions like failing to pressure Israel on Lebanon and introducing new demands.
New report from Tasnim provides direct quotes and further details on Iran's rationale, stating the US 'hinders the achievement of any agreement' and calling talks a 'waste of time'.
The message confirms Iran's refusal to attend Wednesday's talks, aligning with previous reports of its final decision.
