The groundwork for starting negotiations for a final agreement was discussed. It was decided that technical teams will continue working on the issues necessary for the effective implementation of this agreement.

At this stage, the work of the negotiation delegation has ended, but technical teams will resume their work tomorrow. A text will be provided by the two mediators, Qatar and Pakistan, and will include the key points I mentioned. It will be presented as a document of the understandings reached over 18 hours of negotiations.

In addition to this document, the three points I mentioned earlier are important, including permission for Iran’s oil sales and the release of Iran’s frozen assets. These must take place so that, under item 13, we can begin negotiations for a final agreement.

⚪️ @Alsaa_plus_EN

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[–] Malkhodr@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 1 day ago

MES Opinion on the talks

There are many things I could criticize from tonight’s events.

Most importantly that the Strait of Hormuz never really got closed (it’s open right now) and the whole ‘walk out’ of the venue was also for show.

But I truly don’t have the energy. I think you all understand the point.

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/33857

The main good thing that came from tonight is a ‘de-confliction cell’ for monitoring the ceasefire in Lebanon.

The ceasefire which, surprisingly, has held for almost 36 hours—finally.

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/33858

[–] Malkhodr@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 1 day ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱🇱🇧 The joint Qatari-Pakistani statement announcing the conclusion of the first round of Geneva negotiations mentioned an agreement to establish a "deconfliction cell including the concerned parties and Lebanon to ensure a halt to military operations."

Iran’s Foreign Minister also spoke of significant progress regarding the cessation of the war in Lebanon, saying, "The real test is the deconfliction cell in Lebanon," which is an important link in the negotiation process.

There was no mention of "withdrawal," but as long as the cell will include Tehran and Washington, as well as Lebanon (officially), we are facing a new and important development, and an indication of a process linked to the sixty-day period to arrange the situation in southern Lebanon, if the negotiations proceed with the positivity that has been announced.

Perhaps the first step is to halt military operations, with other matters progressing in parallel.

Khalil Nasrallah

@SimurghRes

https://t.me/SimurghRes/6227