A US official, commenting on the progress of negotiations with Iran, stated that Washington has put forward specific demands to Tehran and has not received a response. According to him, the US side sees no change in Iran's position regarding its nuclear and missile programs.
The editorial, citing The New York Times, reports that an unnamed US official said that the demands for Iran to halt uranium enrichment and to limit the range and number of ballistic missiles have been clearly communicated to the Iranian side.
According to the official, no real progress has been made with Iran within the framework of the ongoing negotiations, and there are no signs that the Tehran leadership is ready to respond to the demands of US President Donald Trump.
According to the information, Washington believes that Iran has not changed its current position, and this situation indicates a deadlock in the negotiation process. The US side emphasizes that Iran's nuclear enrichment activities and ballistic missile program remain a serious risk to regional and global security.