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Iran’s President Says Tehran No Longer Trusts Talks With US

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran no longer trusts dialogue with the United States, citing attacks and sanctions imposed after each round of negotiations. He said Qatar and Pakistan are currently mediating between Tehran and Washington, with talks based on a previously signed memorandum of understanding, and that Washington must clarify its position. Asked whether he might meet US President Donald Trump, he said he saw no purpose in such a meeting.

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The collapse of trust between Washington and Tehran matters well beyond oil, because any durable de-escalation in the Middle East has been a precondition for Gulf capital committing to long-horizon projects, including tokenized and digital-asset infrastructure. The fact that Qatar and Pakistan are mediating on the basis of a previously signed memorandum suggests a framework still exists, even as the political will behind it erodes. Whether that memorandum survives as a working channel, or becomes a dead letter, is the open question for regional risk pricing.

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