Iran’s President Says Iran Will Not Leave the Negotiating Table

Pezeshkian's framing keeps Iran formally inside a diplomatic process while casting Washington as the party that repeatedly breaks it, which preserves Tehran's ties with mediators like Moscow and keeps the door open to consolidated proposals. The practical effect is that indirect channels, not direct talks, remain the only functioning venue, so the credibility of those intermediaries becomes the variable that matters. Whether the consolidated proposals ever surface — and whether attacks continue alongside them — is the open question.