Iran has announced that it is continuing to exchange messages with the United States through mediators. However, it appears that official negotiations between the two countries have not yet resumed.
According to Iran's state-run IRNA news agency, Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei stated in an interview with Austria's ORF on July 26 that, "We are still exchanging messages with the U.S., and the activities of the mediating countries are ongoing."
Baghaei described the Islamabad Memorandum, signed last month, as a "short agreement consisting of 14 clauses, not a long and complicated document."
The Islamabad Memorandum is a temporary agreement that includes provisions for a ceasefire and subsequent negotiations.
He claimed, "The international community expected that this time the U.S. would keep its promises," adding that the U.S. resumed military operations, violating several clauses of the agreement.
He criticized the U.S. actions as a "third diplomatic betrayal."
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