বাংলাExpectations of a Deal in One Meeting were never realistic, according to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei. Following marathon talks in Islamabad with the U.S. delegation, Baghaei stated on Sunday (April 12, 2026) that reaching a final agreement in a single session was not part of their initial plan given the decades of mistrust.
Islamabad Summit and Expectations of a Deal in One Meeting
Baghaei explained that while both nations reached a common understanding on several topics, 2 to 3 critical issues remain unresolved. The lack of Expectations of a Deal in One Meeting is attributed to the “imposed war” and the atmosphere of suspicion surrounding the dialogue. Iran insists that Washington must show sincerity and recognize Iran’s legal rights before any permanent peace can be established.
Currently, both the U.S. and Iran are reviewing the draft proposals generated during the discussions. Despite no Expectations of a Deal in One Meeting, the fact that both sides met face-to-face for the first time in years is seen as a diplomatic milestone. Baghaei emphasized that the future of the negotiations depends entirely on the goodwill and flexibility of the United States side.
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