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Iran links return to Islamabad memorandum to path toward normalcy with US

Iran says a US return to an Islamabad memorandum could provide a path toward normal relations, according to its foreign minister.

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Any concrete US-Iran diplomatic movement could affect regional tensions and the risk environment around Iran-related crises.

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  1. Iran sees U.S. return to Islamabad MoU as path to normalcy, minister says ↗trend.az · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 11:17 AM UTC

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