Iran Maintains Firm Stance on Demands Before Islamabad Negotiations
Iran has made no concessions and remains firm on its demands, according to official Pakistani sources. This statement was made ahead of the Islamabad round of negotiations. The information was cited by Al Arabiya.
dawn.comOfficial Pakistani sources reported that Iran has made no concessions and continues to hold firm on its demands. This position was stated before the start of the Islamabad round of negotiations. The details were cited by Al Arabiya.
The sources did not specify the nature of the demands or the topics under negotiation. No further details on the timing or participants in the Islamabad talks were provided in the report. Al Arabiya relayed the information from the Pakistani sources without additional commentary.
The negotiations appear to be recent, given the current date of April 25, 2026.
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