Iran says it is far off from peace deal with the United States as the two-week ceasefire set to end on Wednesday.
Speaker of the Iranian parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, made this statement in a televised address on Saturday, stating that there are many gaps and some fundamental points remaining.
“We are still far from the final discussion,” said Ghalibaf, who led the Iranian delegation during the first round of talks in Pakistan last Saturday.
According to him, Iran had been victorious in the field during weeks of war and had only agreed to a temporary truce with the United States because its demands had been met.
“If we accepted the ceasefire, it was because they accepted our demands,” he said.
The parliament speaker added that the US had not achieved its goals and Iran controlled the strategic Strait of Hormuz maritime transit route.
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