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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says Tehran will honor its commitments under its agreement with the United States, provided Washington fully meets its own obligations In a post on X, Pezeshkian said mutual understanding requires both sides to uphold their promises, emphasizing that diplomacy is “a two-way street” His remarks come as both countries continue implementing a memorandum of understanding reached after weeks of regional tensions Pezeshkian also warned against pressure and threats, saying Iran remains committed to diplomacy while maintaining its right to defend its sovereignty and national security if necessary


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00:05A cautious message from Tehran, a conditional promise to Washington, and fresh uncertainty
00:13over the future of U.S.-Iran diplomacy.
00:17Iranian President Masoud Pazeshkian says Tehran will honor its commitments, but only if the
00:24United States does the same.
00:25Iranian President Masoud Pazeshkian has declared that Tehran remains committed to implementing
00:33its agreement with the United States, but only if Washington fully honors its own obligations.
00:40In a message posted on X, the Iranian President stressed that diplomacy cannot work unless
00:47both sides uphold their commitments.
00:51Pazeshkian wrote, Mutual understanding is a two-way street.
00:55If the American side adheres to the agreement, we will fulfill our commitments.
01:01His remarks come as both countries continue implementing a memorandum of understanding
01:07reached after weeks of heightened regional tensions.
01:10The agreement was designed to reduce hostilities and establish a framework for future cooperation
01:17on key security and regional issues.
01:21But despite the agreement, significant differences remain over what comes next.
01:27Iran's President also issued a warning against what he described as threats and pressure.
01:33He said Iran would continue relying on rational decision-making and human dignity while remaining
01:40prepared to defend itself if necessary.
01:44The comments underscore Tehran's attempt to balance diplomatic engagement with a firm national
01:50security posture.
01:52Meanwhile, conflicting statements have emerged over possible direct talks between Iranian and
01:59American officials.
02:00U.S. President Donald Trump recently told reporters that an important meeting involving Iran would
02:07take place in Doha, Qatar, suggesting discussions on what he called the denuclearization of Iran.
02:15Trump said the meeting could prove significant and expressed confidence about recent developments.
02:22However, Tehran has firmly rejected that characterization.
02:25Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson Ismail Bagai stated that the Iranian delegation traveling to Doha is focused solely
02:36on following up on the implementation of the memorandum of understanding.
02:41According to Iranian officials, the visit is administrative and technical, not diplomatic negotiations with Washington.
02:49Iran's state news agency IRNA also reported that discussions in Qatar will center on implementing provisions already agreed upon under
03:00the memorandum.
03:01The differing public messages from Washington and Tehran highlight the fragile state of relations between the two countries.
03:09While both governments continue speaking about implementation of the agreement, they remain divided over whether broader negotiations are actually underway.
03:21Analysts say successful implementation will require sustained confidence-building measures and careful management of expectations on both sides.
03:31For now, Iran's position appears clear.
03:35Honor the agreement, and Tehran says it will do the same.
03:39But if commitments are not respected, Iran signals that its response will be equally firm.
03:45As diplomacy continues, the next moves from both capitals could determine whether the current understanding evolves into lasting stability or
03:55renewed confrontation.
04:10Consider this further consideration.
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