US-Iran negotiations continue to be at a standstill, with no new breakthroughs yet.

Diplomatic contacts and signals between the US and Iran continue amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Despite Washington's repeated expressions of a desire to reach an agreement with Tehran, Iran remains cautious and has not confirmed the possibility of resuming direct negotiations.

In recent days, the issue of negotiations between the US and Iran has continued to attract international attention as both sides have repeatedly issued conflicting statements about the possibility of resuming dialogue.

The Trump administration is pushing for new channels of contact with Iran in an attempt to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East. However, Tehran remains cautious and has not confirmed any formal talks with Washington.

Previously, the Iranian Foreign Ministry had rejected the US claim that the two sides were holding talks, asserting that "there are no negotiations whatsoever" between Tehran and Washington at the present time.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has repeatedly signaled his desire to reach a new agreement with Iran regarding nuclear issues and regional security. Some international sources indicate that Washington remains open to continuing indirect contacts through intermediary countries in the Middle East.

The negotiations are taking place against a backdrop of continued complexity in the Middle East. The US and Israel have recently increased military activity against Iran, while Tehran has issued strong warnings about its potential retaliation if its security is threatened.

According to experts, the biggest obstacle currently is the lack of trust between the two sides after years of tension related to Iran's nuclear program, US economic sanctions, and military developments in the Middle East.

Some analyses suggest that, although no significant progress has been made, the fact that both Washington and Tehran continue to maintain diplomatic channels indicates that both sides want to avoid the risk of a full-scale escalation of conflict in the region.

International observers believe that the possibility of resuming indirect contacts remains open, but the US-Iran negotiations will largely depend on the security situation in the Middle East as well as the conditions put forward by each side.

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