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Iran rejects dialogue with the United States while sending a negotiation proposal through Pakistan

Iran is reported to have rejected direct dialogue with the United States while sending a negotiation proposal through Pakistan. The contradictory signals indicate continued tension but leave the status of any talks uncertain.

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Indirect diplomatic contact could offer an opening for de-escalation, while rejection of direct talks preserves the risk of prolonged confrontation.

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