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U.S. Vice President Vance holds a discussion meeting on the Iran issue in Islamabad

Gate News message. On April 11, according to a source at CBS in the United States, a meeting on the Iran issue that U.S. Vice President Vance is scheduled to attend during his trip to Islamabad has already begun.

Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs: We are in contact with Lebanon to ensure all parties honor the ceasefire commitments

Gate News message, on April 11, according to reports by Iran’s state television, Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said that Iran is maintaining contact with Lebanon to ensure that all parties honor their ceasefire commitments on all fronts.

Islamabad talks between Iran and the United States officially get underway: the first high-level direct contact since 1979, with Vance leading the U.S. delegation

The United States and Iran held historic direct talks on April 11 in Islamabad, Pakistan, marking the first high-level diplomatic contact since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. The aim is to stabilize the ceasefire and seek a war-resolution solution. Both delegations are large in size, and Pakistan is serving as the intermediary. The negotiations are set against the backdrop of recent military clashes and their impact on global financial markets, and the market will closely watch developments.

Iran sets four negotiation red lines: involving the Strait of Hormuz, war reparations, and a ceasefire in the region

Gate News message. On April 11, according to a reporter from Iran’s state television, Iran has announced its negotiating red lines, including four core points: control of the Strait of Hormuz, payment of war reparations, the release of Iran’s frozen assets, and a ceasefire agreement for the entire region.

Iran says the conditions for negotiations have not yet been met, and that assets must be unfrozen and a ceasefire in Lebanon must be achieved

Iranian news sources said the conditions for the negotiations to begin have not yet been met, including the unfreezing of frozen assets and a ceasefire in Lebanon. Although there were reports that the United States agreed to unfreeze some assets, it has not publicly responded yet. Iran’s parliamentary speaker emphasized that the negotiations must first satisfy these two conditions.

The U.S. agrees to lift part of Iran’s frozen assets, involving foreign banks such as those in Qatar

Gate News message, on April 11, according to Reuters, a senior Iranian official said that the United States has agreed to lift the freeze on part of Iran’s assets held in Qatar and other foreign banks.