Iran has not officially agreed to a second round of talks with the United States, but it’s not a complete rejection either. Instead, Iran has paused further negotiations, saying that the conditions are not suitable right now.
The main reason behind this is disagreement over key issues, especially Iran’s nuclear program and ongoing US sanctions. Iran believes the US is making unrealistic demands, while also increasing pressure through military presence and restrictions. Because of this, Iran does not see the current environment as fair for meaningful discussions.
The first round of talks already ended without any agreement, which has further complicated the situation. With tensions still high in the region, both sides are cautious about moving forward too quickly.
However, this does not mean diplomacy is over. Iran has left the door open for future talks if conditions improve and both sides are willing to compromise.
In short, the second round of talks is not confirmed yet. The situation remains uncertain, but negotiations could resume if the political climate becomes more stable.