A general station reporter learned from Iran on the 10th that in response to the news that “Iran and the US will hold a new round of negotiations next week,” a person close to Iran's negotiation team said that the above statement is untrue. The person familiar with the matter denied the news that “preparations for the Islamabad negotiations have been finalized” and that “technical talks will continue next week,” and said that these are all false information and have no factual basis. He stressed that if there are any new developments in the negotiation process, relevant information will only be released to the outside world through Iran's official channels, and the relevant statements published by some foreign media are not credible. According to the news, US President Trump had just made a fierce statement about the funeral ceremony of Iran's late Supreme Leader Khamenei the day before, and claimed in vulgar terms that “the understanding agreement between the two sides has come to an end.” However, less than a day later, some media linked to the US reported that negotiations and technical negotiations would continue. Some observers believe that this change shows that the US government's position on reaching an agreement with Iran is conflicting.

A general station reporter learned from Iran on the 10th that in response to the news that “Iran and the US will hold a new round of negotiations next week,” a person close to Iran's negotiation team said that the above statement is untrue. The person familiar with the matter denied the news that “preparations for the Islamabad negotiations have been finalized” and that “technical talks will continue next week,” and said that these are all false information and have no factual basis. He stressed that if there are any new developments in the negotiation process, relevant information will only be released to the outside world through Iran's official channels, and the relevant statements published by some foreign media are not credible. According to the news, US President Trump had just made a fierce statement about the funeral ceremony of Iran's late Supreme Leader Khamenei the day before, and claimed in vulgar terms that “the understanding agreement between the two sides has come to an end.” However, less than a day later, some media linked to the US reported that negotiations and technical negotiations would continue. Some observers believe that this change shows that the US government's position on reaching an agreement with Iran is conflicting.