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US Envoy Waltz: Iran Failed to Negotiate 'in Good Faith'

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US ambassador to the UN Waltz said Iran was not negotiating in good faith to end the war, questioning Tehran's commitment to talks.

The United States ambassador to the United Nations, Waltz, said Iran was not negotiating "in good faith" in efforts to end the war, casting doubt on Tehran's willingness to reach a settlement.

Speaking in his role at the UN, Waltz used the phrase "in good faith" to characterise what he described as Iran's approach to the talks. His remark framed the breakdown as a failure on Tehran's part rather than a stalemate between equal sides.

The comment places responsibility for stalled diplomacy on Iran and signals US frustration with the pace and substance of negotiations aimed at halting the conflict.

Waltz did not, in the account available, detail which specific proposals or conditions Iran had rejected, nor did he set out what the United States would require for talks to resume. No response from Iranian officials was recorded alongside his statement.

The accusation adds to tensions surrounding the war and the diplomatic track meant to bring it to a close. By publicly questioning Iran's sincerity, Washington's UN envoy has raised the prospect that negotiations remain deadlocked with no clear route forward.

Further details on the negotiations, including their format and the parties involved, were not provided.

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