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Iran told Pakistan’s army chief on Tuesday that there will be no talks with Washington until Tehran’s demands are met, Iranian media reported. Field Marshal Asim Munir was in Tehran to push mediation, and he heard the hard line from two senior officials. President Masoud Pezeshkian discussed the mediation effort with him. Parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said Washington can’t regain Tehran’s trust until it meets seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Security chief Mohsen Rezaei repeated the no-talks line and added that Iran’s enriched nuclear material stays in the country. The demands include ending the US blockade of Iranian ports, lifting sanctions on oil exports and ending hostilities on all regional fronts. Washington wants something else first. Vice President JD Vance said earlier this month that Iran must make a “meaningful” cut to its enrichment capacity to end the eight-month-old war. Iran has enriched uranium to 60%, a level Israel, the US and other Western states cite as evidence of weapons ambitions. Tehran denies seeking a bomb. The story behind the story is the order of operations. Reuters reporting says Washington wants the nuclear program on the table from the start, while Tehran insists its seven conditions come first. Iran also presents those conditions as obligations, not new asks. Qalibaf said they rest on the Islamabad Memorandum, the June interim deal. Earlier mediation helped produce that agreement, and it unraveled within weeks when fighting resumed. Pakistan is now mediating a dispute over a deal its earlier mediation helped produce. There’s a second reading, and it comes from Iranian officials. Three senior officials and an insider told Reuters that Tehran has deliberately prolonged talks to weaken Trump before the November 3 midterms. Officials said the clerical leadership doesn’t want to hand Trump a political win. They also said Iran is preparing for renewed attacks, not a deal. Trump has said the US won’t bomb Iran before November 3, but the officials expect strikes to resume eventually. All of it is anonymous, and Iran’s Foreign Ministry and the White House didn’t respond to Reuters. Everyone is paying for the wait. Iranian attacks, threatened and real, have kept ship traffic through the strait to a trickle, while the US blockade and sanctions have cut off oil export revenue and deepened Iran’s economic woes. Trump says oil prices will fall after the elections but hasn’t offered a detailed plan to reopen the strait. Before the war, a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas moved through it. Pakistan isn’t the only channel. Qatar has been carrying messages between the two sides, and the US answered Iran’s seven-day reopening proposal through Qatari intermediaries. Iran says the strait could reopen within seven days once its conditions are met. Our take (editorial note): A no-talks message delivered to a mediator is aimed at two audiences, Washington and Iran’s own hardliners. The calendar matters more than the wording. With the midterms two weeks away, neither side gains by moving first, and Munir’s visit looks like maintenance, not a breakthrough. Watch what changes after November 3. A note on sourcing: the Tehran meetings are described by Iranian media, chiefly Nournews, and Reuters attributes every account to them. The midterms claim rests on anonymous Iranian sources. The photo of Munir and Pezeshkian that accompanied the Reuters report is from August 24, not Tuesday. If you value getting the story behind the story, you can support The Codex Signal. Link in bio. #Iran #Pakistan #StraitOfHormuz #IranWar #USIran #Geopolitics #OilPrices #News #thecodexsignal

Iran told Pakistan’s army chief on Tuesday that there will be no talks with Washington until Tehran’s demands are met, Iranian media reported. Field Marshal Asim Munir was in Tehran to push mediation, and he heard the hard line from two senior officials. President Masoud Pezeshkian discussed the mediation effort with him. Parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said Washington can’t regain Tehran’s trust until it meets seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Security chief Mohsen Rezaei repeated the no-talks line and added that Iran’s enriched nuclear material stays in the country. The demands include ending the US blockade of Iranian ports, lifting sanctions on oil exports and ending hostilities on all regional fronts. Washington wants something else first. Vice President JD Vance said earlier this month that Iran must make a “meaningful” cut to its enrichment capacity to end the eight-month-old war. Iran has enriched uranium to 60%, a level Israel, the US and other Western states cite as evidence of weapons ambitions. Tehran denies seeking a bomb. The story behind the story is the order of operations. Reuters reporting says Washington wants the nuclear program on the table from the start, while Tehran insists its seven conditions come first. Iran also presents those conditions as obligations, not new asks. Qalibaf said they rest on the Islamabad Memorandum, the June interim deal. Earlier mediation helped produce that agreement, and it unraveled within weeks when fighting resumed. Pakistan is now mediating a dispute over a deal its earlier mediation helped produce. There’s a second reading, and it comes from Iranian officials. Three senior officials and an insider told Reuters that Tehran has deliberately prolonged talks to weaken Trump before the November 3 midterms. Officials said the clerical leadership doesn’t want to hand Trump a political win. They also said Iran is preparing for renewed attacks, not a deal. Trump has said the US won’t bomb Iran before November 3, but the officials expect strikes to resume eventually. All of it is anonymous, and Iran’s Foreign Ministry and the White House didn’t respond to Reuters. Everyone is paying for the wait. Iranian attacks, threatened and real, have kept ship traffic through the strait to a trickle, while the US blockade and sanctions have cut off oil export revenue and deepened Iran’s economic woes. Trump says oil prices will fall after the elections but hasn’t offered a detailed plan to reopen the strait. Before the war, a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas moved through it. Pakistan isn’t the only channel. Qatar has been carrying messages between the two sides, and the US answered Iran’s seven-day reopening proposal through Qatari intermediaries. Iran says the strait could reopen within seven days once its conditions are met. Our take (editorial note): A no-talks message delivered to a mediator is aimed at two audiences, Washington and Iran’s own hardliners. The calendar matters more than the wording. With the midterms two weeks away, neither side gains by moving first, and Munir’s visit looks like maintenance, not a breakthrough. Watch what changes after November 3. A note on sourcing: the Tehran meetings are described by Iranian media, chiefly Nournews, and Reuters attributes every account to them. The midterms claim rests on anonymous Iranian sources. The photo of Munir and Pezeshkian that accompanied the Reuters report is from August 24, not Tuesday. If you value getting the story behind the story, you can support The Codex Signal. Link in bio. #Iran #Pakistan #StraitOfHormuz #IranWar #USIran #Geopolitics #OilPrices #News #thecodexsignal

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