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Iranian Chief Negotiator Signals Awaiting US Response in Peace Talks

Nov 11, 2026 10:19 PM CT Geneva, Switzerland diplomacy,iran,united-states,nuclear-talks,peace-process

Summary

Iran's chief negotiator stated that the responsibility for the next steps in the latest round of peace talks lies with the United States. This diplomatic posturing indicates a pause in direct negotiations, with Tehran positioning itself as ready to proceed pending a US response. The statement reflects ongoing diplomatic maneuvering regarding the nuclear program and broader regional tensions.

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Iran’s chief negotiator says it’s up to the US to answer Iran’s position in the latest round of peace talks.

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Iran NEUTRAL

Chief negotiator stated the ball is in the US court regarding the latest round of peace talks.

United States NEUTRAL

Identified by Iran as the party required to provide the next response in negotiations.

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