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Before U.S. negotiators could take off for a second round of face-to-face talks with Iran, the Trump administration's hopes for a quick diplomatic breakthrough came crashing down when the Iranian regime failed to return messages seen as critical to setting the stage for a deal, sources tell ABC News.
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Analysis Summary
The Trump administration prepared for a second round of direct negotiations with Iran to pursue a potential deal, but the talks stalled after Iran stopped responding to U.S. communications and signaled it wouldn't attend the scheduled meetings in Pakistan. The U.S. extended its ceasefire with Iran indefinitely while waiting for Tehran to submit a proposal, leaving the path forward uncertain as both sides accuse each other of negotiating in bad faith.
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“Trump administration's hopes for a quick diplomatic breakthrough came crashing down when the Iranian regime failed to return messages critical to setting the stage for a deal”
Multiple sources confirm Iran is not attending/delaying talks and citing lack of good faith. U.S. extended ceasefire pending Iranian proposal.
“U.S. negotiators were preparing for a second round of face-to-face talks with Iran”
Confirmed by NBC, PBS, Washington Post, BBC — talks were scheduled for Pakistan but are now postponed/uncertain.
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