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Iran's Speaker of Parliament Says Long Way to Go for Final Deal with US

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April 19 — Local time on April 19, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament Kalibaf told local media in an interview that Iran accepted a ceasefire to articulate its demands. Negotiations themselves are also a form of struggle, he added, noting Iran’s primary goal is to advance and consolidate the country’s rights within this framework. Regarding talks with the U.S., Kalibaf stated the discussions have not eliminated mutual mistrust, but both sides now have a more practical understanding of one another. Some issues have been resolved, while others remain outstanding. He emphasized both sides still have a long way to go to reach a final agreement. Kalibaf also stressed Iran is sticking to its position on certain issues, and those demands are non-negotiable. (CCTV)
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