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Iran warns final agreement will not be signed if terms are not met; says deal may be signed remotely
13 Jun 2026 • 6:27 AM MYT
Tehran [Iran], June 13 (ANI): Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday (local time) said that nuclear talks with the United States will not proceed unless an interim agreement is implemented, adding that the final deal will not be signed if its provisions are not met.
Speaking to Iran's state broadcaster, Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), Araghchi said that after an initial agreement, the United States would be given 60 days to fulfil its commitments, warning that the situation could revert if obligations are not met.
"If the provisions of the memorandum of understanding are not met, the final agreement will not be signed," IRIB quoted the Iranian Foreign Minister as saying.
Araghchi also said the decision on the text would be taken collectively within Iran's Supreme National Security Council and added that the agreement, if approved, would be signed remotely.
"After signing the initial agreement, we give the US 60 days to fulfil its duties. During this time, we may reach an understanding or extend the ceasefire; it is also possible that after 60 days, we will return to the previous situation. There are supporters and opponents of the text within Iran's SNSC, but a collective decision will be made. For now, we must wait. If approved, the agreement will be signed remotely," he added.
He also cautioned that Iran expects implementation challenges, alleging that US officials may not fully adhere to the deal.
"Breaking promises is in the nature of US statesmen; we must expect major obstacles in implementing the agreement. We aren't dealing with people fully committed to the deal, so Iran will block any loopholes for their non-compliance," he told Iran's state broadcaster.
"We do NOT rely on the Security Council, the United Nations, or trans-regional coalitions to guarantee our security. Our reliance is only on God, our people, and our own armed forces," he told IRIB. (ANI)
The worst hit employees in Iran will be the private sector, but nobody will be immune.
ReplyDeleteJune 30 payroll deadline, many Iranians will not get paid, or partially paid unless Iran settles a deal with fuck or starts their currency photocopiers.
Iran has no good options - but you will not read this in most "analyst" write ups.
in a waring country, getting pay for work can be in many forms.
DeleteSurviving is the key - what's assets when one has no life to use them, mfer?
Ooop… keep them as heirloom!
🚨 BREAKING: Pauline Hanson is the preferred PM for the FIRST TIME!
ReplyDeleteThe Primary Vote results:
🟠 One Nation 29%
🔴 Labor 28%
🔵 Liberal/Nationals 20%
🟢 Other 23%
Hanson leads as Preferred PM at 33%!
Go ONPH! 🧡🇦🇺 #OneNation #AusPol
https://x.com/katykray73/status/2066083200150192212?s=46&t=8K6fzabO3g6uaj4KxwSSjg
Gooood… get those ozzies to vote her in to lead the country.
DeleteThe broken ship needs a helping hand to finish its last journey!
🟠 #BREAKING HISTORIC: HANSON BEATS ALBANESE AS PREFERRED PM 🟠
ReplyDeleteFor the first time in Australian polling history, Pauline Hanson has overtaken a sitting Prime Minister as preferred PM.
THE RESOLVE NUMBERS
Conducted 8 to 13 June, sample of 1,801:
- Pauline Hanson 33%
- Anthony Albanese 29%
- Angus Taylor 16%
THE FULL SWEEP
Every preferred PM poll in the last month had Albanese ahead. Tonight Resolve broke the pattern.
- DemosAU (15-20 May): Albanese 34, Hanson 27, Taylor 23
- RedBridge (late May): Albanese 31, Hanson 25, Taylor 14
- YouGov (26 May - 2 Jun): Albanese 47, Hanson 41
- Newspoll (1-4 Jun): Albanese 44, Hanson 38
- Resolve (8-13 Jun): Hanson 33, Albanese 29, Taylor 16
Five polls. One direction. Hanson has closed the gap and overtaken him in three weeks.
A WORD ON METHODOLOGY
Newspoll and YouGov force a head to head, which props up the incumbent because he's the default for undecided voters. Resolve gives you a list and lets you pick anyone, which depresses the incumbent and lifts challengers with strong recognition.
That helps Hanson at the margins. It does not close a four point gap on its own. Hanson is genuinely ahead.
THE HISTORIC FRAME
Pauline Hanson first entered the House of Representatives in 1996, disendorsed by the Liberals before she got there. Thirty years later she leads a sitting Prime Minister on preferred PM in a national poll. No One Nation leader has ever held that position. The 2017 Galaxy Queensland poll had her surging past the LNP leader on preferred premier, but that was against an opposition leader, not a head of government.
This is a first.
https://x.com/onenewsau/status/2066101484937474313?s=46&t=8K6fzabO3g6uaj4KxwSSjg
what happened to that 22% that favored none of the mentioned 3?
DeleteTypically demoNcratic leadership selection of below par (none has above 50% popularity)!