“Iran has put forward reasonable initiatives and proposals in the negotiations. The ball is in America’s court to look at the issues realistically,” the informed source told the Tasnim news agency.
The source said the US had miscalculations in the negotiations, just as it had done in war, and warned that nothing would change in the Strait of Hormuz “until the United States agrees to a reasonable agreement”.
“Iran is no hurry,” the source reiterated.
A time and place for the next round of possible negotiations have not yet been set.
According to Tasnim correspondent dispatched to Islamabad, the talks between the Iranian and American teams ended Sunday morning and the two sides have not reached an agreement due to the US’s excessive demand and ambitions.
The Iranian team also insisted on Iranian nation’s rights during the diplomatic marathon.
During nearly 21 hours of intensive negotiations and consultations in Islamabad, the Iranian negotiating team, including Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araqchi and Ali Baqeri, along with expert committees, prevented the realization of US excessive demands by preserving the fundamental rights of the people in various political and military fields and peaceful nuclear technology.
In the negotiation room, the Americans intended to achieve goals that they failed to achieve by the war against Iran, including the issue of the Strait of Hormuz and the removal of nuclear materials from the country, but the Iranian delegation thwarted that effort.