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China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has indicated that the next phase of negotiations between the United States and Iran will be "more difficult" compared to the initial stage. During a conversation with his Pakistani counterpart, Ishaq Dar, Wang emphasized the challenges that lie ahead and acknowledged Pakistan's role as a mediator in the ongoing discussions.
Reports suggest that as part of an understanding reached between the two nations, the United States will allow Iran to begin selling oil and other fuels immediately. This development, reported by the Wall Street Journal, indicates a significant shift in relations while underscoring the complexities that the next negotiation phase is expected to entail. Overall, the statements reflect a cautious outlook regarding the forthcoming talks, which are poised to address persistent hurdles and competing interests.
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